History Main / HelloAgainOfficer

-> '''Officer Hummel:''' Turboman, we sure could use a man like you on the force.\\
'''Howard Langston''': (''pulls off his Turboman mask'') Thanks, I'll keep that in mind! Oh, uh...I'm sorry about the bike...and the coffee...and the bus...and, uh, the bomb.

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--> Jeff: "Welcome back, Officer Mitchell!"
--> Jeff: "Hey Officer Mitchell, I thought you said you didn't want to come back out here tonight."

* In the ''Music/CharlieDaniels'' song ''Uneasy Rider '88'', the singer and his friend Jim are pulled over for doing 60 in a 45 [=MPH=] zone. He lets them off this time, but after the two escape from a bar full of angry transsexuals (ItMakesSenseInContext), they're heading down the highway, doing a hundred and ten... and "that same blame cop" shows up, and this time arrests them.

* In ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', there's an episode where Hank is pulled over several times for different reasons by the same female cop who wants to have close contact with him.

* Film/JamesBond has a not-terribly-pleasant encounter with Louisiana Sheriff J.W. Pepper in ''Film/LiveAndLetDie'', and runs into him again in ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' while Pepper just happens to be vacationing in Bangkok.

Compare SympatheticInspectorAntagonist, who is actively pursuing the protagonist. Confuse with HelloSailor and FairCop at your own peril.

* ''Film/TheBluesBrothers'' - State Troopers Mount & Daniel, and John Candy's lieutenant.

* In ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch'', one background conflict is the fact Lilo's family situation (her older sister takes care of her as if they were mother and daughter) is not looked on kindly by Child Protection Services, and it is the same BaldBlackLeaderGuy they seem to be constantly running afoul of. In the end, [[spoiler: it's revealed he's really with the MIB (a.k.a. good guys) and was ObfuscatingStupidity the whole time.]]

* Occurred often in Film/TheThreeStooges shorts. For instance, in ''[[Recap/TheThreeStoogesAPlumbingWeWillGo A Plumbing We Will Go]]'' the same officer from the beginning of the short where they are on trial for stealing chickens catches them later on trying to steal fish from an aquarium, and pursues them for the rest of the short.

* Played humorously in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. While tagging along with Benson on a trip to renew their cart's warranty, they accidentally cause him to swerve off the road. The scene then switches to a cop making Benson do a sobriety test. Later on, Benson puts on a music tape, and the group moves along with it, even though it causes Benson to take his hands off the wheel. We see them getting pulled over again by the same cop, who's dancing along with them.

Compare SympatheticInspectorAntagonist, who is actively pursuing the protagonist.

* In ''Odd Couple II'', Felix and Oscar end up in a small-town sheriff's office three times in three days under three charges. The first time the truck lent to them turned out to be full of illegal immigrants; the second time they were caught in a priceless antique car with the dead body of the owner (he passed away naturally); and the third time they were involved in a kidnapping from a bus (but in this case they were the victims). When the kidnappers see the police barricade, Oscar consoles them by saying "Don't worry, I know each of them personally." After this in the sheriff's office, Oscar compares their situation to a trifecta. An enraged Felix threatens to strangle Oscar and get arrested for a "four-fecta". After this the sheriff lets them go, telling his men not to bring them back even if they kill someone and rob the bank.

* The main character in ''Film/{{Bean}}'' runs into the same cop three times. Once when arrested in the airport, again after tampering with the ride, and again near the end.

* In ''Disney/LiloAndStitch'', one background conflict is the fact Lilo's family situation (her older sister takes care of her as if they were mother and daughter) is not looked on kindly by Child Protection Services, and it is the same BaldBlackLeaderGuy they seem to be constantly running afoul of. In the end, [[spoiler: it's revealed he's really with the MIB (a.k.a. good guys) and was ObfuscatingStupidity the whole time.]]

* The EPA agent Walter Peck from ''Film/{{Ghostbusters 1984}}'' continually harasses the eponymous group until he finally [[spoiler:gets a warrant to shut down their "environmentally dangerous" ghost containment field]]. [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Hilarity did not ensue]]... at least, not until the very end. And even then, he's ''still'' not very repentant.

* ''Film/{{Jumanji}}''. You know, the cop with the constantly-destroyed car.