arrive at DOXY
The British motorway cops are chasing after a car that possibly has drugs on it. When one of the police cars arrives at the scene where they have been held, a cop says: there you go, DOXY. And the voice over says: They arrive at DOXY.

What is DOXY? Is it a police term for a suspect or a crime scene or is it the name of a town?

Thank you so much for your help!

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arrive at DOXY
The British motorway cops are chasing after a car that possibly has drugs on it. When one of the police cars arrives at the scene where they have been held, a cop says: there you go, DOXY. And the voice over says: They arrive at DOXY.

What is DOXY? Is it a police term for a suspect or a crime scene or is it the name of a town?

Thank you so much for your help!

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Hello Keith,
Thank you for your comment. I presume it is an abbreviation, because it's written in capitals. But I have no clue what it stands for. Maybe it's misspelled. Anyway, thanks!

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'there you go, Doxy' = Doxy is a name (it isn't)
and ''they arrive at Doxy' = Doxy is a place?? 
..so it doesn't make sense.

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I added that later.

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British motorway cops only usually operate in the one country :')

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No idea without context. You haven't even mentioned what country it was in...