Naturally, there's a conflicted hero, Joe Teague Jon Bernthall, a "Walking Dead" alum), a cop who walks a crooked line between good and bad.
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At first, the viewer's loyalties align with those of the detectives, craving certainty: the pure satisfaction of seeing a cop walk to the "big board" and change a red name -- the show's visual symbol of an open case -- to black.
Daughter of a policeman ("a cop who walked the beat") and a restaurant hostess, Katie McGinty has always been in touch with real life and its problems.
Detective John Montes, a Hispanic cop who walked a beat for two years before joining Sergeant Brogli's team, says his best informers here were black.
The manual's most famous formulation is "clear-hold-build," and its heaviest emphasis is on the third of those projects; the counterinsurgent comes across a bit like a tough but kindhearted nineteen-fifties cop, walking a beat, except that he does more multitasking.
For instance, a female cop walks into a bar and shows a photo of the avatar to a male stripper.
Signaling that it is time for a new cop to walk the Wall Street beat, the Securities and Exchange Commission accepted the resignation Monday of its top enforcement officer amid blistering criticism that the commission had failed to protect investors in recent years.
Getting cops to walk a beat is a low-level political issue in New Orleans, and the Bywater in particular has been agitating for them; our landlord has a sign on the outside of his house that reads, "Cops Out of Cars".
I love that her father was a cop "who walked the beat".
