One of the theories that deal with deviance is the “labelling theory”. In this article, the deviant behaviour of police is discussed from the poverty and the “labelling theory” point of view. Some sections in society are labelled due to some of their features and certain attitudes and behaviours are being developed against them. Facts such as the background of people, their appearances (physical), where they live, their income state, their occupations, their education, their accents are very important while labelling. Labelling such as if a person is poor, then he will commit the crime of theft and violence; are done very easily. It is seen that police is labelled as well; as they do commit crime and violence, looking at the fact that the roots of the police come from lower socio-economic groups. The police become the leading actor of labelling certain groups while they appear to be the labelled one passively, due to their jobs and socio-economic backgrounds.