| Pig |
| Lift |
| Bull |
| Bear |
| Glom |
| Filch |
| Steal |
| Swipe |
| Catch. |
| Snatch |
| Shamus |
| Pilfer |
| Snitch |
| Rip off |
| Officer |
| Lawman? |
| Bluecoat |
| Admit to |
| Arrester |
| Beatnik? |
| Buy weed |
| Beat man |
| Back out |
| Flatfoot |
| Apprehend |
| Just fine |
| Policeman |
| Beat-nik? |
| Patrolman |
| Constable |
| Heat unit |
| Woods film |
| Radar user |
| Traffic ___ |
| Rent-a-____ |
| Beat worker |
| Bobby, here |
| Force unit? |
| Fuzz figure |
| Kojak, e.g. |
| One cuffing |
| Perp chaser |
| ____ a plea |
| Blue knight |
| Crimebuster |
| Man in blue |
| NYPD figure |
| Law officer |
| Beat walker |
| Jockey's aid |
| Robber's foe |
| Perp catcher |
| Perp pincher |
| US policeman |
| Law enforcer |
| Collar maker |
| Crime buster |
| Force figure |
| Perp pursuer |
| Steal: Slang |
| Beat pounder |
| Badge wearer |
| Force member |
| Badge bearer |
| Baton twirler |
| Crook catcher |
| Five-O member |
| Guy on a beat |
| Narc. for one |
| Patrol figure |
| Peace officer |
| Unit of heat? |
| Rights reader |
| One on a beat |
| Ticket issuer |
| Beat patroller |
| Bodycam wearer |
| Man on a beat. |
| One with cuffs |
| Unit of force? |
| Wearer of blue |
| Cruiser driver |
| One on a force |
| Suspect chaser |
| Booking agent? |
| Station worker |
| Police officer |
| Whistle blower? |
| Steal, slangily |
| Speeder stopper |
| The Wire" extra |
| Capture (slang) |
| CBer's ''bear'' |
| Citation issuer |
| Man on the beat |
| Man with a beat |
| Stakeout figure |
| Take, as a plea |
| Friday, notably |
| One on the beat |
| Radar gun aimer |
| One of the fuzz |
| Friday, for one |
| NYPD Blue" extra |
| Arresting figure |
| Arresting person |
| Bobby in England |
| Person on a beat |
| Station employee |
| Station occupant |
| Bobby's relative |
| Cruiser occupant |
| One in a cruiser |
| One with a beat? |
| Serpico, for one |
| Walker on a beat |
| One on the force |
| Policeman, slang |
| Squad car driver |
| Law & Order" role |
| Accept, as a plea |
| Acquire, slangily |
| Crime show figure |
| He's got the beat |
| Radar gun wielder |
| Beverly Hills ___ |
| Kindergarten ____ |
| One of the finest |
| Patrol car driver |
| Renege, with "out |
| Lift, so to speak |
| Bobby from Britain |
| Good or bad figure |
| Member of the fuzz |
| Nightstick carrier |
| Worker with a beat |
| Officer of the law |
| Person with a beat |
| He may have a beat |
| 'Blue Bloods' extra |
| Bear" in C.B. lingo |
| Police force member |
| Member of the force |
| Blue wearer, usually |
| CSI" or "NCIS" extra |
| Dirty Harry, for one |
| Fish or Friday, e.g. |
| One collaring a perp |
| One who walks a beat |
| Parking lot bluecoat |
| Policeman, to a hood |
| Station interrogator |
| Man or woman in blue |
| Take surreptitiously |
| Officer of the peace |
| Robber's counterpart |
| Policeman, informally |
| Bobby's U.S. relative |
| One pounding the beat |
| Person in a pullover? |
| Sergeant Friday, e.g. |
| Adopt, as an attitude |
| Person with a collar? |
| Back (out), informally |
| One carrying handcuffs |
| Person pursuing a perp |
| Police officer (slang) |
| Speeding-ticket issuer |
| Village People persona |
| Black-and-white driver |
| Appropriate, informally |
| Capture a prize: Slang. |
| Emergency help provider |
| Law enforcement officer |
| One not missing a beat? |
| One who keeps the beat? |
| One who might run radar |
| She might carry a stick |
| Uniformed ticket agent? |
| Word after good and bad |
| Good or bad interrogator |
| One of New York's Finest |
| One who handles bookings |
| Slangily admit, with "to |
| Whistle blower, at times |
| Law enforcer, informally |
| Person who makes arrests |
| Police officer, slangily |
| One of the Village People |
| Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S. |
| Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure |
| Bobby's relative over here |
| One whose cuffs have links |
| Police officer, informally |
| Member of the police force |
| Member of New York's Finest |
| Person who chases criminals |
| Whom a hippie called a "pig |
| Avoid responsibility with out |
| Joe Friday, self-descriptively |
| Person who works at a precinct |
| Driver of a black-and-white car |
| Frank Bullitt or Harry Callahan |
| ___ Car" (2014 Keith Urban song) |
| Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue," for one |
| Good or bad figure, in TV dramas |
| O. Henry's "The ___ and the Anthem |
| A good and bad one are often paired |
| One whose hat often features a badge |
| Good __/bad __: interrogation method |
| One whose tickets are often expensive |
| One involved with tickets and bookings |
| Person who carries a gun and handcuffs |
| Word that can follow "traffic" or "mall |
| Paul Blart: Mall ___" (Kevin James movie) |
| Word in either blank of "Good ___/bad ___ |
| Steal ... or the one who catches the thief |
| Figure in an "America's Most Wanted" episode |
| Pepper spray ___" (November 2011 internet meme) |
| Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs |
| Your role in this puzzle [the asterisked clues will help you crack the case] |