Copped [verb]

A lone man, an outsider — in this case a retired Chicago cop — is drawn into an obsessive quest to find a young person who has disappeared in a small Irish mountain town.

I think they should wear their names in tall letters so that we can not have to use facial recognition on cops to try to figure out who they are.

I think they need more help, they need more assistance…there are unethical cops.

This has resulted in me being the "bad cop" while my husband gets to be the "good cop."

The ad cops a tactic from Michael Steele's 2006 race for Senate in Maryland, predicting that Republicans will accuse Warnock of “hating puppies,” then showing him cuddling a dog.

The cops are, however, very good at arresting journalists critical of President Edgar Lungu.

Putting a different weapon in the hand of a cop doesn’t reduce the desperation.

It’s such a cop-out weird answer, but I hope it’s something that transcends something that seems realistic to me at the moment.

He was regaling us with insane tales … running from riot cops, hanging out with Hells Angels and checking himself into mental institutions for fun, just for the drugs.

We’re gonna call the cops on you because you are harassing us.