- - what cops call criminals
- - Cops collar them
- - Cops' collars, informally
- - Criminals, to cops
- - Whom cops may collar
- - What cops call crooks
- - Offenders, to cops
- - Crooks, to cops
- - Cops' quarries
- - Heist participants, to cops
- - Whom cops catch
- - Cops' quarry
- - Cops catch them
- - Cops' targets
- - Cops' collars
- - Felonious fellows according to police sergeant
- - Crime show extras, for short
- - APB figures
- - Suspected crooks
- - Culprits, in cop-speak
- - Criminals, informally
- - "CSI" characters
- - People in police 'walks'
- - Suspects, informally
- - Criminals, in cop slang
- - Crime doers, in slang
- - Ones picked out of lineups
- - Collared characters
- - They're guilty
- - 'CSI' culprits
- - Crooks, in police-speak
- - Cop collars
- - Criminals, to police
- - Criminals, in police slang
- - They may be collared
- - Lawbreakers, so to speak
- - Mug shot subjects, informally
- - APB targets
- - Criminals, in cop lingo
- - Guilty gang
- - Guys in cuffs, hopefully
- - Arraigned people
- - Criminals, on cop shows
- - They did it
- - Lawbreakers
- - Offenders, in copspeak
- - Those "walking" through the answers to the starred clues
- - Criminals, in the station house
- - Police blotter types, slangily
- - Cuffs are slapped on them
- - Station house figures
- - Felonious figures, for short
- - Bad guys on "Law & Order"
- - Crime committers, for short
- - Figures in detective fiction
- - Crooks
- - Police blotter types
- - Lineup figures
- - Police line
- - "Could be"
- - Crime doers
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