Synonyms for police officer
po·lice of·fi·cer

WiktionaryRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

1. police officernoun

   Synonyms:
   John Law, rozzer, peeler, cop, pig, walloper, PC Plod, copper, bobby

2. police officernoun

   An officer in a law enforcement agency.

   Synonyms:
   bobby, rozzer, peeler, pig, John Law, copper, cop, walloper, PC Plod

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

1. policeman, police officer, officernoun

   a member of a police force

   "it was an accident, officer"

   Synonyms:
   policeman, officeholder, officer, ship's officer, military officer

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1. Timothy Grace:

   The juvenile had a handgun in his right hand, given verbal direction, told to drop and stop and to adhere to the police officer's valid, lawful orders and the juvenile begins to turn, at that point( the officer) has no cover, no concealment, he's left with no other option.

2. John Yudichak:

   In the existing statute, evading arrest by operating a vehicle is a crime, struggling with an officer while being placed under arrest is a crime but evading arrest on foot that results in the death of a police officer is not a crime punishable under the current law.

3. Erica Mauter:

   I was raised to understand that when you get in trouble, you call 911 and someone on the other end is going to help. Most of the time, unless it's fire, the helper is going to be a police officer, i've come to understand as I've lived more of my life that sometimes the right helper for the problem is not a police officer with a gun.

4. Abu El Hosna:

   The police officer was screaming and bleeding, i was in shock. But I said no, I won't run away. Because these police put themselves in danger for us.

5. Michelle Cohen-Metzger:

   My client's back was turned and the officer drove right into him, it isn't that dissimilar to a police officer shooting a fleeing suspect in the back.