Crossword Clue: Bay blue, briefly
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- "48 HRS." law gp.
- Bay Area blue (abbr.)
- Bay Area blues: Abbr.
- Bay Area blues, briefly
- Bay Area cop gp.
- Bay Area cop's org.
- Bay Area cops' org.
- Bay Area crime stoppers: Abbr.
- Bay Area enforcers (abbr.)
- Bay Area enforcers, initially
- Bay Area force: Abbr.
- Bay Area force, briefly
- Bay Area force
- Bay Area law enforcement: Abbr.
- Bay Area law enforcement org.
- Bay Area law force, briefly
- Bay Area law force inits.
- Bay Area patrollers: Abbr.
- Bay blue, briefly
- Bay blue, for short
- Adrian Monk's former employer: Abbr.
- Adrian Monk's former org.
- Agcy. that employs Dirty Harry
- Boys in blue in the Bay Area: Abbr.
- Certain California law grp.
- "Ironside" force (Abbr.)
- ''Ironside'' force, informally
- "Ironside" law gp.
- "Ironside" org.
- ''Ironside'' org.
- Frisco's finest: Abbr.
- Frisco's finest
- Group on a Bay watch?: Abbr.
- Briefly, Bay Area forcE [avxwords.com has the edgiest weekly indie puzzles!]
- Haight-Ashbury law gp.
- Employer of Detective Lindsay Boxer in a series of James Patterson novels
- Employer of Dirty Harry
- Employer of TV's Nash Bridges, briefly
- Cop squad in "Monk": Abbr.
- Cops on patrol during the latest World Series parade
- "Bullitt" force: Abbr.
- "Bullitt" law enforcement org.
- "Dirty Harry" Callahan's employer (abbr.)
- "Dirty" Harry Callahan's org.
- "Dirty Harry" org.
- Dirty Harry's employer
- Dirty Harry's employer (abbr.)
- Dirty Harry's employer: Abbr.
- Dirty Harry's employer, for short
- Dirty Harry's gp.
- Dirty Harry's grp.
- Dirty Harry's org.
- Enforcement org. since the Cal. Gold Rush
- Its HQ was once destroyed as the result of an earthquake
- Cal tecs?
- Calif. cop org.
- Calif. force
- Calif. group with a seven-point badge
- Calif. law enforcement ltrs.
- Calif. law-enforcement org.
- Calif. law force
- Calif. law group
- California law enforcement group for which Dirty Harry worked: Abbr.
- Force in "Milk," for short
- Robert Ironside's org.
- "Murder in the First" gp.
- "Murder in the First" org.
- "The Lineup" grp.
- "McMillan & Wife" org.
- Nash Bridges' grp.
- "Nash Bridges" org.
- Nash Bridges's employer, on TV
- Real-life org. seen in "Bullitt"
- Law enforcement gp. with which Dirty Harry and Nash Bridges are affiliated
- Law enforcement org. featured in "Bullitt"
- Law force in 1960s-'70s TV's "Ironside"
- "Milk" antagonists, for short
- "Monk" force, briefly
- "Monk" org.
- Monk's former squad in "Monk": Abbr.
- Org. in "Monk"
- Org. in "Nash Bridges" and "Ironside"
- Org. in the "Dirty Harry" movies
- Org. in TV's "Monk"
- Org. in TV's "Nash Bridges"
- Org. that patrols the Tenderloin
- Malden's employer in a '70s TV series
- Org. that started during the California gold rush
- They patrol Fisherman's Wharf: abbr.
- They patrol Fisherman's Wharf, for short
- West Coast cop squad, for short
- West Coast law force, for short
- Squad often seen on film in car chases on hilly streets: abbr.
Recent Usage of Bay blue, briefly in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Jan. 22, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 21, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 20, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 19, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 18, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 17, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 16, 2012