cops造句

They started yelling obscenities at the cops.

A few cops prowled in marked and unmarked cars.

And the cops, if they have that information, they're certainly not sharing.

For years the cops sat on a huge sheaf of seized documents and did nothing.

The cops found a man they know was a witness to the murder.

Ron: No, but I’m gonna call the cops, because there’s something fishy going on around here.

With most of the traffic lights out and no cops, cars slowed to a crawl at every intersection.

Then, more police showed up so cops were able to nab both suspects before they left the parking lot.

The Piazza della Signoria was a riot of sun-pinked Russians, American students, and cops in white thimble-shaped helmets.

Besides, Lieutenant Murphy would kill me if I went around blowing trumpets about how I help the cops.

If you just stick with it and don't judge your man too harshly. Or call the cops.

Hickory, North Carolina, cops were able to solve in record time the mystery of the two cash registers purloined from the Captain's Galley restaurant.

He quickly finds himself trapped inside his own precinct, hunted and in search of the truth, as the crooked cops stop at nothing to recover the evidence.

Chen Jiagang: Yes, the cops and thieves are the same in terms of their profession. And so many families broke also because of lack of ethic standards.

The deputies of Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, the state capital, are already notorious for doing this sort of thing, and the law would require cops to do it statewide.

The cops then watched a video of a threatening situation in which a cop was killed, and their levels of arousal were measured via heart rate and facial movement.

It turned out that there had been a clerical error on the ticket - "some of these cops should have been doctors, the way they write," Judge Shur said - and that Ms. Bullock's license was in order.