Crossword Clue: Body of tps.
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- ___ sgt. (police rank)
- ___ sgt.
- Baseball's Tigers, on scoreboards
- ____ Sgt.
- Abbr. for a police investigator
- Apt shortening for a city currently mired in bankruptcy
- Army group: Abbr.
- Army unit: Abbr.
- Adrian Monk or Hercule Poirot (abbr.)
- A.L. Central scoreboard abbr.
- AL, NHL, or NBA team
- "Blue Bloods" rank: Abbr.
- Badge flasher: Abbr.
- Badge holder: Abbr.
- Body of tps.
- Body of troops: Abbr.
- "Hill Street Blues" rank: abbr.
- Comerica Park team, on scoreboards
- Investigator: Abbr.
- Investigator from the P.D.
- Home of the Pistons, on a scoreboard
- Dick Tracy, for one: Abbr.
- Gatherer of clues: Abbr.
- Fine points
- Disengaged: Abbr.
- City of Lions and Tigers: Abbr.
- Cagney or Lacey: Abbr.
- Crime solver: Abbr.
- Cannon, e.g.: Abbr.
- Evidence gatherer: Abbr.
- Clue collector: Abbr.
- Clue follower: Abbr.
- Clue gatherer: Abbr.
- Clue seeker: Abbr.
- 'CSI' fig.
- Ford Field team, on scoreboards
- Case worker: Abbr.
- Columbo, for one: Abbr.
- Many a "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" character: Abbr.
- Rizzoli of "Rizzoli & Isles": Abbr.
- SFO opponent in the 2012 World Series
- SFPD rank
- SFPD title
- Whodunit solver: Abbr.
- "Robocop" setting: Abbr.
- "NYPD Blue" rank
- "NYPD Blue" role
- NYPD employee
- N.Y.P.D. employee
- NYPD investigator
- NYPD investigator, briefly
- N.Y.P.D. investigator
- NYPD officer
- NYPD rank (abbr.)
- NYPD rank
- NYPD sleuth
- N.Y.P.D. title
- NYPD title
- Plainclothesman: Abbr.
- V.I. Warshawski, for one
- Pvt. investigator
- The Lions, on scoreboards
- The Lions or Tigers, on scoreboards
- The Pistons, on a scoreboard
- The Pistons, on scoreboards
- The Red Wings, on scoreboards
- Lions, on a scoreboard
- Lions or Tigers, on scoreboards
- Lions or Tigers, on the scoreboard
- "The Shield" fig.
- Mystery title: Abbr.
- WNBA's Shock, on scoreboards
- The Tigers of the MLB
- The Tigers, on a scoreboard
- The Tigers, on scoreboards
- Police department abbr.
- Police dept. employee
- Police dept. rank
- Police dept. title
- Police investigator: Abbr.
- Police rank: Abbr.
- Rank for McNulty on "The Wire": Abbr.
- Member of a force: Abbr.
- Member of the P.D.
- L.A.P.D. investigator
- LAPD rank
- LAPD title
- Mich. city that's lost half its population in the past fifty years
- Mich. NBA team
- "Law and Order" role (abbr.)
- "Law & Order" character, perhaps: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" fig.
- "Law & Order" investigator: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" role: Abbr.
- "Law & Order: SVU" rank
- "Law & Order" title: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" type: Abbr.
- P.D. figure
- P.D. investigator
- PD investigator
- P.D. member
- P.D. rank
- P.D. sleuth
- Mil. body
- Mil. group
- Mil. unit
- Red Wings, on scoreboards
- Red Wings on scoreboards
- Lead investigator?: Abbr.
- Lead seeker: Abbr.
- NFC North team
- Lt. Columbo, e.g.
- One taking the lead?: Abbr.
- Lennie Brisco of the NYPD, e.g.
- Person on the scene: Abbr.
- One with the force: Abbr.
- Person with a badge: Abbr.
- Private eye, e.g.: Abbr.
- P.I., e.g.
- Pi, e.g.
- P.I.
- The Wings, on the scoreboard
- S. Spade or M. Hammer
- UAW H.Q.
- Sleuth (abbr.)
- Tigers' home: Abbr.
- Tigers, on scoreboards
- Small dick?
- U.S. motor capital
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- New York Times - June 21, 1991