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The streets of Malmö, Sweden, will never be the same after this unknown copper decided to cut a few metaphorical rugs all over the cobbled streets of Sweden's third city.

The Backstreet Boy in blue has become an internet sensation after throwing shapes that left onlookers staring in awe at his sheer funkiness, grooving to Swedish electronica outfit The Knife's track 'Girls' Night Out'.

But, alas, we've been informed that he isn't, in fact, a real policeman, but a member of an exhibition called 'Polis polis potatismos' (Literally: 'Police Police mashed potatoes') that was taking place in the town, named after a famous Swedish book of the same name.

Still, boy can he boogie. Seriously, look at him go. But, after investigating a little further, it seems he's not the only man in uniform willing to dance to the rhythm as our video gallery below proves...







Floyd Johnson, a member of Philadelphia's Police Department shakes it while he works.


An unknown American cop gets his groove on in a convenience store.


Rhode Island traffic cop Tony Lepore gets on down, and with a whistle too.


One Greek traffic cop also loves a little bit of MJ.


Three Korean Police officers even appeared on national TV to strut their stuff.


A funky cop in Ramallah, Palestine throws some shapes.