| COP | "Bear" |
| COP | "Beverly Hills ___" (1984 Eddie Murphy movie) |
| COP | "Beverly Hills ___," film starring Eddie Murphy |
| COP | "Beverly Hills ___: Axel F" (2024 movie) |
| COP | "Blue Bloods" extra |
| COP | "Blue Bloods" occupation |
| COP | "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure |
| COP | "But you say it in a tweet, that's a ___-out" (Swift lyric) |
| COP | "CSI" or "NCIS" extra |
| COP | "Chicago P.D." character, informally |
| COP | "Good" or "bad" questioner |
| COP | "Kindergarten ___" (1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger comedy) |
| COP | "Kindergarten ___" (Arnold Schwarzenegger comedy) |
| COP | "Kindergarten ___" (Arnold Schwarzenegger movie) |
| COP | "Kindergarten ___" (Schwarzenegger movie) |
| COP | "Law & Order" extra |
| COP | "Law & Order" role |
| COP | "Law & Order" extra |
| COP | "NYPD Blue" extra |
| COP | "Paul Blart: Mall ___" |
| COP | "Paul Blart: Mall ___" (2009 movie) |
| COP | "Paul Blart: Mall ___" (Kevin James movie) |
| COP | "Pepper spray ___" (November 2011 internet meme) |
| COP | "Rent-a-____" |
| COP | "That's a ___-out!" |
| COP | "That's a total ___-out" |
| COP | "The Good ___," murder-mystery comedy series starring Tony Danza, with a "good" title but a knack for rule-breaking |
| COP | "What a __-out!" |
| COP | "What a total ___-out" |
| COP | "___ Car" (2013 power ballad by Keith Urban) |
| COP | "___ Car" (2014 Keith Urban song) |
| COP | "___ Car" (Keith Urban song) |
| COP | "___ Rock" (1990 musical police drama series co-created by Steven Bochco) |
| COP | ''Kindergarten ---'' (Schwarzenegger film) |
| COP | 1988 film drama starring James Woods and Lesley Ann Warren |
| COP | 1988 film drama starring James Woods as Lloyd Hopkins |
| COP | 24-Across, for one |
| COP | About work as a lawman |
| COP | Acquire, informally |
| COP | Acquire, slangily |
| COP | Admit (to) |
| COP | Adopt, as an attitude |
| COP | American equivalent of a British "bobby" |
| COP | Arrest an offender |
| COP | Arrester |
| COP | Arresting figure? |
| COP | Badge bearer |
| COP | Badge holder |
| COP | Badge wearer |
| COP | Be a thief ... or a word for someone who chases a thief |
| COP | Beat ___ |
| COP | Beat patroller |
| COP | Beat pounder |
| COP | Beat walker |
| COP | Black-and-white driver |
| COP | Bluecoat |
| COP | Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S. |
| COP | Bobby's U.S. relative |
| COP | Bobby, here |
| COP | Bodycam wearer |
| COP | Booking agent? |
| COP | Booking expert |
| COP | Booking figure |
| COP | Buster? |
| COP | Buy, in slang |
| COP | CBer's "bear" |
| COP | Character on "NYPD Blue" or "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| COP | Citation provider |
| COP | Collar maker |
| COP | Columbo, for one |
| COP | Crime buster |
| COP | Crime drama character |
| COP | Crime drama extra |
| COP | Crime show figure |
| COP | Crime-fighting force officer, informally |
| COP | Crime-fighting officer, informally |
| COP | Criminal arrester |
| COP | Criminal catcher |
| COP | Criminal catcher, informally |
| COP | Criminal's nemesis |
| COP | Cruiser driver |
| COP | Driver of a black-and-white car |
| COP | Driver of a patrol car |
| COP | Driver of a squad car |
| COP | Extra in a procedural |
| COP | Extra in many a crime film |
| COP | Extra on "Chicago P.D." |
| COP | Filch |
| COP | Firm pressure on lawman |
| COP | Firm with quiet lawman |
| COP | Flatfoot |
| COP | Force member |
| COP | Friday, for one |
| COP | Friday, notably |
| COP | Fuzzy figure? |
| COP | Get "out" of doing something |
| COP | Get hold of (inf) |
| COP | Get, slangily |
| COP | He has a beat |
| COP | He may have a beat |
| COP | He may issue a speeding ticket to you |
| COP | He walks a beat |
| COP | He's got a beat |
| COP | Heat unit? |
| COP | Jake Peralta in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| COP | Jake Peralta in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," informally |
| COP | Job on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| COP | Just about every character on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| COP | Just fine |
| COP | LAPD figure, informally |
| COP | Law enforcement occupation of Joe Swanson on 15-Across |
| COP | Law enforcement officer |
| COP | Law enforcement official |
| COP | Law enforcer |
| COP | Law enforcer with a radar gun, informally |
| COP | Law enforcer, informally |
| COP | Law officer |
| COP | Lawman |
| COP | Lawman about to get work |
| COP | Lawman is firm on parking |
| COP | Lawman of scope |
| COP | Lawman takes firm pressure |
| COP | Lift |
| COP | Lift, so to speak |
| COP | Many a "Blue Bloods" character |
| COP | Many a "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" character |
| COP | Many a "Chicago P.D." character |
| COP | Many a "Hill Street Blues" character |
| COP | Many a "Law & Order" character |
| COP | Many an NYPD worker |
| COP | Member of "New York's Finest" |
| COP | Member of New York's Finest, e.g. |
| COP | Member of New York's Finest, for example |
| COP | Member of law enforcement |
| COP | Member of the "thin blue line" |
| COP | Member of the NYPD or LAPD, for example |
| COP | Member of the force |
| COP | Member of the police force |
| COP | NYPD figure, informally |
| COP | NYPD officer, informally |
| COP | Nab |
| COP | Nightstick carrier |
| COP | Officer |
| COP | Officer "on the beat" |
| COP | Officer in a squad car |
| COP | Officer in an 11-Down |
| COP | Officer making an arrest |
| COP | Officer of the law |
| COP | Officer of the law, informally |
| COP | Officer who issues a ticket, informally |
| COP | Officer with a badge |
| COP | Olivia Benson's profession |
| COP | One carrying handcuffs |
| COP | One collaring a perp |
| COP | One involved with tickets and bookings |
| COP | One not missing a beat? |
| COP | One of New York's Finest |
| COP | One of the finest |
| COP | One on a beat |
| COP | One on a force |
| COP | One on the force |
| COP | One who enforces the law, informally |
| COP | One who handles bookings |
| COP | One who issues a speeding ticket, informally |
| COP | One who issues tickets, informally |
| COP | One who keeps the beat? |
| COP | One who may ask for your license and registration, informally |
| COP | One who stops a speeder, informally |
| COP | One who walks a beat |
| COP | One whose tickets are often expensive |
| COP | One with a beat |
| COP | One with a radar gun, informally |
| COP | Own up (to) |
| COP | Patrol car driver |
| COP | Patrol car occupant, slangily |
| COP | Patrolman |
| COP | Peace officer |
| COP | Perp catcher |
| COP | Perp chaser |
| COP | Perp pincher |
| COP | Perp pursuer |
| COP | Person in a pullover? |
| COP | Person in a squad car |
| COP | Person on a beat |
| COP | Person on patrol |
| COP | Person pursuing a perp |
| COP | Person that criminals run from |
| COP | Person the British call a "bobby" |
| COP | Person who carries a gun and handcuffs |
| COP | Person who carries handcuffs and a gun |
| COP | Person who catches criminals |
| COP | Person who chases criminals |
| COP | Person who fights crime |
| COP | Person who makes arrests |
| COP | Person who may have graduated from a police academy |
| COP | Person who might catch a drunk driver |
| COP | Person who works at a precinct |
| COP | Person with a beat |
| COP | Person with a collar? |
| COP | Pilfer |
| COP | Police car driver, informally |
| COP | Police force member |
| COP | Police force member, informally |
| COP | Police officer |
| COP | Police officer (slang) |
| COP | Police officer, informally |
| COP | Police officer, slangily |
| COP | Police personnel, slangily |
| COP | Police, informally |
| COP | Policeman |
| COP | Policeman, informally |
| COP | Policeman, slangily |
| COP | Purchase, informally |
| COP | Pursuer in a chase scene |
| COP | Radar gun wielder |
| COP | Radar user |
| COP | Regular sight for a New York City subway rider |
| COP | Rent-a-___ |
| COP | Rip off |
| COP | Robber chaser, in a children's game |
| COP | Robber's chaser, in a kids' game |
| COP | Robber's foe |
| COP | Robber's pursuer |
| COP | See 22 Across |
| COP | See 48 Down |
| COP | Sergeant Friday, e.g. |
| COP | Short slang for a police officer |
| COP | Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue," for one |
| COP | Sipowicz of ''NYPD Blue,'' for one |
| COP | Slangily admit, with "to" |
| COP | Snatch |
| COP | Speeder stopper |
| COP | Speeding ticket issuer |
| COP | Speeding ticket issuer, informally |
| COP | Speeding ticket issuer, slangily |
| COP | Speeding-ticket issuer |
| COP | Squad car driver |
| COP | Squad car's driver |
| COP | Squad-car driver |
| COP | Steal |
| COP | Steal, in slang |
| COP | Steal, slangily |
| COP | Strike an attitude |
| COP | Suspect chaser |
| COP | Swipe |
| COP | Ticket distributor |
| COP | Ticket issuer |
| COP | Ticket issuer, informally |
| COP | Ticket issuer, slangily |
| COP | Ticket master |
| COP | Ticket-issuing officer, slangily |
| COP | Traffic ___ (person who gives out speeding tickets) |
| COP | Upholder of law and order |
| COP | Whistle blower |
| COP | Whistle blower, at times |
| COP | Whom a hippie called a "pig" |
| COP | Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs |
| COP | With 44-Across, bargain for leniency |
| COP | Woman with cuffs |
| COP | Word after good and bad |
| COP | Word that can follow "traffic" or "mall" |
| COP | Word used with "buddy" in many action films involving the police |
| COP | Worker the British call a "bobby" |
| COP | Your role in this puzzle [the asterisked clues will help you crack the case] |
| COP | __ a plea |
| COP | ___ a plea |
| COP | ___ a plea (bargain for a lighter sentence) |
| COP | ___ a plea (bargain for leniency) |
| COP | ___ an attitude (behave rudely) |
| COP | ____ a plea |
| COP | ___-out (unsatisfying answer, say) |
| COP | ___-out (weak excuse) |
| COP | “Blue Bloods” extra |
| COP | “Good” or “bad” figure in an interrogation |