Sentence examples for dirty cop from inspiring English sources
noun
A police officer or prison guard who is corrupt or unethical.
- The dirty cop accepted a bribe from the double agent that was being investigated as a spy.
But, with videotape evidence and the compelling narrative of a "dirty cop," it was no use.
The film follows them through street incidents that paint a bleak portrait of a dirty cop.
Ray is guilt-ridden, compromised and a dirty cop, but I don't quite think he's a murderer.
"These two people died because they supported me in collecting evidence against a dirty cop," Mr. Sakai said.
He is here kicking back with friends between promotional efforts for "Rampart," a film opening on Nov. 23 about a dirty cop in Los Angeles.
That's what links the stoolie of "Le Doulos" (which also stars Jean-Paul Belmondo, above, as a young hood) to the dirty cop of "Le Deuxi?
The dirty cops killed him anyway.
But are the dirty cops actually the ones being purged?
His complexion was ghoulishly youthful, undamaged by the sun: dirty cops don't dare go on the yard.
Fearing that his boy's strong moral code would make him a target for the station's dirty cops, Mike persuaded his son to take a few bribes.
