Police Comedy Fan Prints

Policewoman

'OK - Spread em.'

"If we could explain it in Hip-hop, officer?. . . It would be like this!"

"Come on out, Rocco. We know you're in there."

"Judgement Day: Division Four"

'What worried me most is identity theft.'

"The article says there was a break-in at the museum last night. I don't suppose you know anything about that."

"OK, we may not have ways of making you talk, but we do have ways of making your leg twitch uncontrollably."

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'Not much cop are you!'

"So then how do you explain trigonometry, tough guy!"

'Looks like the latest crime figures have been stolen.'

Cop Shop/Fake evidence/Plant now for spring.

"Embezzlement is now called virtual bank robbery."

'Give Me All The Money In My Account'

'I'm afraid that driving the getaway car is more than just a driving offence, Mr. Jones.'

'I'll be happy to provide a blood sample but it won't be mine.'

Melted Snow Man behind police cordon

'Don't Move!' - 'Why would I want to move? Lived here for 51 years, know all the neighbours, shops nearby, post office is closed but...'

'You got a search warrant?'

"No. 3 step forward and whine, 'Please, Mom, I'm forty-four years old—I can tie my own tie.'"

'I wish I could do Search and Rescue too: When you're a Police Dog, the people you find don't actually want to be found...'

"Just put one foot directly in front of the other, sir, and walk in as straight a line as possible."

'I'm hoping to get into Crime Sprees.'

For the last time, officer, I'm absolutely, positively sure it was number four.

'First Lady Lettuce goes missing...'

"Cut. Cut. You call this a crime scene?"

"The weeds - I want 'em whacked."

Decision on the flip of a coin...

Man sees his double in ID parade. Policeman says: 'Please indicate which of these men stole your identity.'

'Okay, I'll give you the money, but this could negatively affect your credit rating.'

Wimpy Harry

The Codfather.

New York City, the Bronx, and another successful Vice Squad raid comes to wraps (real vices used for arresting criminals).

Therapy among thieves