Sentence examples for cops one of from inspiring English sources

Clashes with the cops: One of the things that sparked protests last December was alleged violence between police and students.

The story is a sketchier proposition, involving murderously malfunctioning sex androids and two investigating cops, one of whom is a robot himself.

I was riding around with a couple of N.O.P.D. cops, one of whom had spent the previous day with a Bureau of Land Management officer from Nevada.

(Williams, a burglary suspect, had been kicked and beaten by a group of cops). One of the officers involved in the incident had a history of complaints against him.

The walls of such rooms are dull, their lights are harsh, and hunkered down in most of them are a jittery suspect and two clever cops, one of whom tends to act hostile and volatile, the other one solicitous and calm.

"Should I call the cops?" One of the bus passengers asks aloud multiple times at the end of the clip, after finally setting down their popcorn and watching the fight unfold like it's a live Worldstar video.

He has made a name for himself in his own right with a memorable turn on One Life to Live playing a cop, one of our top five gay career fantasies, according to the Village People.

To read: For The New Republic, Jeffrey Rosen writes an article entitled "All Hail Samuel Alito, Privacy Champion Extraordinaire!": Alito has cemented his reputation as the Supreme Court's top privacy cop — one of the justices most sensitive to the impact of new technologies on expectations of privacy.

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Meanwhile, the city was forced to pay a $20,000 settlement last year to a man who alleged that Isaacs beat him along with another cop, one of whom allegedly called the suspect a "nigger".

Police issued charges against Thomas E. Cahill, 19; Thomas B. Hollister, 19; Christopher Masuicca, 19; Samuel W.R. Monnat, 20; Cody M. Peterson, 19; Camron R. Waters, 20; and Luke M. Williamson, 20. "Chris and Tom Cahill told me I couldn't do anything because one of their alumni was a local cop," one of the pledges told police, according to the Watertown Daily Times.