The phrase 'creepy cop' is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "The creepy cop lurked in the alley, watching his suspect."
-Speaking of creepy cops, on Wednesday, former Ohio State Trooper Bryan Lee pled guilty to four different civil rights violations and one count of cyberstalking relating to his previous habit of coercing women into sex in exchange for him not pursuing charges against them.
Then, long after the scripts stopped coming, director William Friedkin called out of the blue, offering him a part as a creepy, crazy cop and hit man in "Killer Joe".
With a devotion as touching as it is creepy, Harry uses his cop's expertise to teach Dexter how to look and sound in order to fit in.
"The house is great, cops are dumb," one creepy operator who has just blown into town reports to an accomplice in Miami.
Before long, tyres have been slashed, cops proved useless, a creepy shrine revealed in someone's basement and once passive, middle-class types have got in touch with their primal vigilantes in a fabulously melodramatic finale.
At worst, they suggest cops are just as creepy as the internet denizens behind the Fappening.
And in Insomnia, Christopher Nolan's remake of a Norwegian cop thriller, he played a creepy crime writer – and murderer – giving Al Pacino the runaround.
The mysterious forces who rule it are here represented only by a cop figure (Jonno Roberts and Gutmann (a suitably creepy Matt DeCaro), the proprietor of the Siete Mares Hotel, where the town's more financially secure denizens reside.
Here he brings his creepy affect to the role of a middle-aged cop with a taste for tapioca.
It felt good to jump back into the routine of creepy ass dolls, filthy imagery, and the rural buddy cop happenings of a David Fincher flick.
