PERP

PERP


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Word: perp

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(law enforcement) Perpetrator. Example: "We have the perp in custody," the policeman said.


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Law & Order quarry
Law & Order suspect
Bad guy
Bad guy hidden in eight puzzle answers
Busted party
Busted party?
Collar victim
Collared one
Cops catch
Cops collar
Cops culprit
Cops pursuit
Cops quarry
Cops target
Crime committer
Crime figure
Criminal
Crook
Culprit
Doer
Doer in a whodunit
Felon
Guilty one
Guilty party
Guy hauled to jail
Lawbreaker
Offender
One doing a bank job
One for the books?
One for the record books?
One hauled in
PD target
Party in jail?
Police blotter figure
Police slang for guilty party
Potential con
Short criminal?
Slangy culprit
Suspect
Suspect: slang
Suspected lawbreaker
Tecs quarry
Whodunit quarry
Whom a copper apprehends
___ walk (controversial police practice)
___ walk (media event
Upright: Abbr.
Vertical: Abbr.
Cop's catch
Guilty one, in copspeak
Cop's target
Cop's collar
Crook, in cop lingo
Suspect, to a cop
Suspect, in cop lingo
Crook, to a cop
Lawbreaker, in police lingo
One may be fingered
Suspect, in police lingo
One picked out of a lineup, informally
One chased in a car chase, for short
Miranda warning receiver, informally
Person in handcuffs, for short
Kind of walk
Arrested suspect, informally
Felon, to a cop
Walk-___
One in custody, informally
One nabbed by the fuzz
One who gets booked, informally
Mug shot subject
Robber, to a cop
Crime scene figure
APB quarry
BOLO target
Witness lineup choice, ideally
Heist puller
Blacksmith, miner, marathoner or barber, in this puzzle
One who did it
APB subject
One in handcuffs, for short
Court loser, maybe
Offender, in cop lingo
Criminal, to a cop
Criminal, to cops
Cops quarry, informally
Guy whos probably heard the phrase You have the right to remain silent at some point in the not too distant past
One for the record books, slangily?
One in cuffs, maybe
Guilty party, to police
Bad actor, informally
Whom to catch in the three longest answers
Criminal, slangily
Criminal, shortly
Offender, to an officer
Crook, for short
Pressure applied to a US felon
Lineup member, perhaps, for short
Culprit, for short
Criminal, to police




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