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* The motorcycle cop played by Tim Robbins in Creator/RobertAltman's ''Film/ShortCuts'' takes advantage of his uniform to pull over good-looking women and ask them for dates.
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* The motorcycle cop played by Tim Robbins Creator/TimRobbins in Creator/RobertAltman's ''Film/ShortCuts'' takes advantage of his uniform to pull over good-looking women and ask them for dates.
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* A ''Webcomic/PvP'' arc had Brent get on the wrong side of a bike cop that turned into a mixture of one of this with a full-blown stalker.
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* A ''Webcomic/PvP'' ''Webcomic/{{Pvp}}'' arc had Brent get on the wrong side of a bike cop that turned into a mixture of one of this with a full-blown stalker.
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* ''Literature/SmallerAndSmallerCircles'': One Quezon City cop tries to shoo [[IntrepidReporter Joanna]] off the crime scene—even if she is more competent at retrieving information from it than the whole unit assigned to contain the crime scene ''combined''.
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* ''Literature/SmallerAndSmallerCircles'': One Quezon City cop tries to shoo [[IntrepidReporter Joanna]] IntrepidReporter Joanna Bonifacio off the a crime scene—even scene in their area—even if she is ends up proving more competent at retrieving useful information from it than the whole unit assigned to contain the crime scene ''combined''.
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* Agent 22 was a recurring nemesis of ''ComicBook/BouleEtBill'' in the early albums.
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* Agent 22 was a recurring nemesis of ''ComicBook/BouleEtBill'' ''ComicBook/BillyAndBuddy'' in the early albums.
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'':
** In "Public Property on Parade", Mrs. Davis' electricity is turned off when she doesn't pay the bill. Miss Brooks types out Mr. Conklin's speech using a card table set up under the street lamp on the sidewalk. A polite, but meddlesome rookie cop comes by and informs her she can't work on the street. He does, at least, carry the typewriter, card table and folding chair back to Mrs. Davis' house!
** In "Four Leaf Clover", Miss Brooks is plagued by a far less courteous cop. When she accidentally knocks over Mr. Morelli's barber pole, the policeman forces her to go to Morelli's house right away - making Miss Brooks (and Mr. Boynton, who she was supposed to drive to school) very late for school. To add insult to injury, no one is at home and Miss Brooks is required to return later in the day. Hours later, the policeman comes by Madison High and makes Miss Brooks settle with the man whose yard from whom she picked the four-leaf clover. It turns out Miss Brooks caused $50 worth of damage to very expesive golf sod. Finally, when Miss Brooks finally finds Mr. Morelli at home, the meddlesome policeman comes by and quarantines Miss Brooks (and Mr. Conklin, whose airplane tickets Miss Brooks had accidentally pocketed) at Mr. Morelli's house. It seems as if Morelli has the measles, and someone stole his quarantine sign!
** In "Public Property on Parade", Mrs. Davis' electricity is turned off when she doesn't pay the bill. Miss Brooks types out Mr. Conklin's speech using a card table set up under the street lamp on the sidewalk. A polite, but meddlesome rookie cop comes by and informs her she can't work on the street. He does, at least, carry the typewriter, card table and folding chair back to Mrs. Davis' house!
** In "Four Leaf Clover", Miss Brooks is plagued by a far less courteous cop. When she accidentally knocks over Mr. Morelli's barber pole, the policeman forces her to go to Morelli's house right away - making Miss Brooks (and Mr. Boynton, who she was supposed to drive to school) very late for school. To add insult to injury, no one is at home and Miss Brooks is required to return later in the day. Hours later, the policeman comes by Madison High and makes Miss Brooks settle with the man whose yard from whom she picked the four-leaf clover. It turns out Miss Brooks caused $50 worth of damage to very expesive golf sod. Finally, when Miss Brooks finally finds Mr. Morelli at home, the meddlesome policeman comes by and quarantines Miss Brooks (and Mr. Conklin, whose airplane tickets Miss Brooks had accidentally pocketed) at Mr. Morelli's house. It seems as if Morelli has the measles, and someone stole his quarantine sign!
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This is the beat cop who wears a uniform, patrols the neighborhood, controls traffic at cross-sections, and watches for infractions to the road code. Heroes who break the law whether unwittingly or out of childish mischief will likely end up on his wrong side, and be given a fine or taken to the local police precinct. Neither a RabidCop, a CowboyCop, nor an OldFashionedCopper, the Meddlesome Patrolman is still liable to be as annoying as the ObstructiveBureaucrat. Liable to give you TheTroubleWithTickets.
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This is the beat cop who wears a uniform, patrols the neighborhood, controls traffic at cross-sections, and watches for infractions to the road code. Heroes who break the law whether unwittingly or out of childish mischief will likely end up on his wrong side, and be given a fine or taken to the local police precinct. Neither a RabidCop, a CowboyCop, a DirtyCop, nor an OldFashionedCopper, the Meddlesome Patrolman is still liable to be as annoying as the ObstructiveBureaucrat. Liable to give you TheTroubleWithTickets.
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Compare SympatheticInspectorAntagonist.
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Compare SympatheticInspectorAntagonist.
SympatheticInspectorAntagonist and InspectorJavert.
