Crossword Clue: Policeman, to a hood
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- __ a plea
- ___ a plea
- "___ Car" (2014 Keith Urban song)
- ___-out (poor excuse)
- ___-out (unsatisfying answer, say)
- ____ a plea
- Baton twirler
- A good and bad one are often paired
- "Bear"
- "Bear" in C.B. lingo
- Beat man
- Beat-nik?
- Beat patroller
- Beat pounder
- Beat walker
- Beat worker
- Beatnik?
- Apprehend
- Appropriate, informally
- Accept, as a plea
- Acquire, slangily
- Arrester
- Arresting figure
- Arresting figure?
- Arresting person
- "Beverly Hills ___"
- Admit (to)
- Adopt, as an attitude
- Black-and-white driver
- Avoid responsibility with out
- "Blue Bloods" extra
- 'Blue Bloods' extra
- "Blue Knight"
- Blue knight
- Back (out)
- Back (out), informally
- Blue wearer, usually
- Bluecoat
- Badge bearer
- Badge wearer
- Bobby from Britain
- Bobby, here
- Bobby in England
- Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S.
- Bobby's relative over here
- Bobby's relative
- Bobby's U.S. relative
- Bodycam wearer
- Booking agent?
- Booking expert
- Frank Bullitt or Harry Callahan
- CBer's ''bear''
- Friday, for one
- Friday, notably
- Fuzz figure
- Guy on a beat
- Constable
- "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure
- Figure in an "America's Most Wanted" episode
- Filch
- Emergency help provider
- Bull
- Dirty Harry, for one
- Buy weed
- Fish or Friday, e.g.
- Citation issuer
- Citation provider
- Five-O member
- Flatfoot
- He may have a beat
- Crime buster
- Crime show figure
- Crimebuster
- Crook catcher
- Glom
- Cruiser driver
- Cruiser occupant
- Heat unit?
- Capture a prize: Slang.
- Capture: Slang
- "CSI" or "NCIS" extra
- Jockey's aid
- Joe Friday, self-descriptively
- Force figure
- Force member
- Force unit?
- Collar maker
- Good __/bad __: interrogation method
- He's got the beat
- Good or bad figure?
- Good or bad figure, in TV dramas
- Good or bad figure
- Good or bad interrogator
- Just about every character on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
- Driver of a black-and-white car
- Just fine
- Catch
- Sergeant Friday, e.g.
- Rights reader
- Man in blue
- Man on a beat.
- Man on the beat
- Man or woman in blue
- Serpico, for one
- Man with a beat
- "That's a ___-out!"
- Rip off
- Many an NYPD worker
- Whistle blower
- Whistle blower?
- Whistle-blower, at times
- Whistle blower, at times
- Robber chaser, in a children's game
- Robber's counterpart
- Robber's foe
- Pursuer in a chase scene
- Whom a hippie called a "pig"
- Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs
- Shamus
- "NYPD Blue" extra
- NYPD figure
- O. Henry's "The ___ and the Anthem"
- She might carry a stick
- Traffic ___
- "Kindergarten ____"
- Village People persona
- Kojak, e.g.
- Officer
- Officer of the law
- Officer of the peace
- Radar gun aimer
- Radar gun wielder
- Radar-gun wielder
- Radar user
- Parking lot bluecoat
- Walker on a beat
- Police force member
- Police officer, informally
- Police officer (slang)
- Police officer, slangily
- Police officer
- Policeman
- Policeman, informally
- Policeman, slang
- Policeman, to a hood
- Narc. for one
- Member of New York's Finest
- Member of the force
- Member of the fuzz
- Member of the police force
- One carrying handcuffs
- One collaring a perp
- One cuffing
- Patrol car driver
- Patrol figure
- Patrol officer
- Patrolman
- One in a cruiser
- "Paul Blart: Mall ___" (Kevin James movie)
- One involved with tickets and bookings
- Law enforcement officer
- Law enforcer
- Law enforcer, informally
- Law officer
- "Law & Order" role
- Lawman
- One may direct traffic
- One not missing a beat?
- Peace officer
- One of New York's Finest
- One of the finest
- One of the fuzz
- One of the Village People
- One on a beat
- One on a force
- One on the beat
- One on the force
- One pounding the beat
- "Pepper spray ___" (November 2011 internet meme)
- Nightstick carrier
- One who handles bookings
- One who keeps the beat?
- Perp catcher
- Perp chaser
- Perp pincher
- Perp pursuer
- One who might run radar
- One who walks a beat
- One whose cuffs have links
- Person in a pullover?
- One whose hat often features a badge
- One whose tickets are often expensive
- One with a beat?
- One with a beat
- Person on a beat
- Person pursuing a perp
- Person who carries a gun and handcuffs
- Person who chases criminals
- One with cuffs
- Person who makes arrests
- Renege, with "out"
- Person who works at a precinct
- Person with a beat
- Person with a collar?
- "Rent-a-____"
- Lift, so to speak
- Lift
- Pig
- Pilfer
- "The Wire" extra
- Woods film
- Word after good and bad
- Word in either blank of "Good ___/bad ___"
- Word that can follow "traffic" or "mall"
- Suspect chaser
- Speeder stopper
- Speeding ticket issuer
- Speeding-ticket issuer
- Wearer of blue
- Swipe
- Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue," for one
- Worker with a beat
- Take, as a plea
- Squad car driver
- Take surreptitiously
- Slangily admit, with "to"
- Stakeout figure
- Uniformed ticket agent?
- Ticket distributor
- Unit of force?
- Ticket issuer
- Unit of heat?
- Station employee
- Station interrogator
- Station occupant
- Station worker
- Your role in this puzzle [the asterisked clues will help you crack the case]
- US policeman
- Snatch
- Steal, in slang
- Steal ... or the one who catches the thief
- Steal, slang
- Steal: Slang
- Steal, slangily
- Steal
- Snitch
Recent Usage of Policeman, to a hood in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 26, 1987
