Referring Clues

• Bluecoat
• "Bear"
• ___ a plea
• Swipe
• Lift, so to speak
• One of the finest
• Heat unit?
• Acquire, slangily
• Peace officer
• One with a beat
• Speeder stopper
• Radar gun wielder
• Whistle blower
• Radar gun pointer
• Person in a pullover?
• Your role in this puzzle [the asterisked clues will help you crack the case]
• Badge wearer
• Filch
• One who walks a beat
• Word after good and bad
• Arrester
• Lift
• Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs
• One who handles bookings
• Friday, for one
• Steal, slangily
• Whistle blower, at times
• One not missing a beat?
• Friday, notably
• "Murder One" extra
• Black-and-white driver
• Eddie Murphy's Axel Foley, for one
• Shield wearer
• Persona for one of the Village People
• Boy in blue
• Avoid responsibility, with "out"
• Fuzz
• Beat walker
• One may come in a black-and-white
• Man with a beat
• Flatfoot
• Beat-nik?
• Dirty Harry, for one
• Unit of heat?
• Arresting figure?
• Ticket issuer
• Member of New York's Finest
• Appropriate, informally
• Fish or Friday, e.g.
• Force unit?
• One in a cruiser
• Steal
• Back (out)
• One on a beat
• One whose tickets are often expensive
• With "a" and 9-Down, admit to a lesser offense
• Robber's foe
• Radar gun aimer
• One on a force
• Back (out), informally
• Law enforcer, informally
• Citation issuer
• Radar-gun wielder
• Police officer
• 54 Across participant
• Catch
• Worker with a beat
• Wearer of blue
• Booking agent?
• One with a beat?
• Apprehend
• Speeding-ticket issuer
• One with cuffs
• Person with a collar?
• Man or woman in blue
• Take surreptitiously
• Bobby's relative
• One of the Village People
• "NYPD Blue" extra
• Beatnik?
• Admit (to)
• Suspect chaser
• Law enforcer
• Force member
• Police officer, slangily
• Radar user
• He may have a beat
• Flake on
• Officer of the peace
• P.D. member
• Glom
• "Law & Order" role
• Five-O member
• Badge bearer
• Nab
• Blue Knight
• Real trooper?
• Uniform wearer
• Kojak or Columbo
• User of a 38-Across
• With 44-Across, bargain for leniency
• Officer
• Member of the force
• Robber's pursuer
• Patrol officer
• 'Naked Gun' figure
• 'Blue flu' sufferer
• 'Kindergarten ___'
• 'Law & Order' extra
• One cuffing
• NYPD figure
• Blue wearer, usually
• Officer of the law
• Emergency help provider
• Toody or Muldoon
• Speedeer's nemisis
• One who might run radar
• Person with a beat
• Adopt, as an attitude
• Crime buster
• A good and bad one are often paired
• Flic
• Cruiser driver
• "Beverly Hills ___"
• Person on a beat
• Nightstick carrier
• Cber's "bear"
• One carrying handcuffs
• Good ___/bad ___: interrogation method
• Police force member
• Station occupant
• Perp's captor
• Squad car driver
• Rip off
• Beat pounder
• Cruiser occupant
• Figure in an "America's Most Wanted" episode
• Perp catcher
• Patrolman
• Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue" for one
• She might carry a stick
• Common TV character
• Renege, with "out"
• "street justice" job
• Law officer
• Baton twirler
• Friday was one
• Rights reader
• "Kindergarten ___"
• Joe Friday, e.g.
• Steal ... or the one who catches the thief
• Fuzz figure
• Walker on a beat
• 'Blue Bloods' extra
• Collar maker
• Perp pursuer
• Patrol car driver
• Krupke, in "West Side Story"
• 24-Across, for one
• Bobby : U.K. :: ___ : U.S.
• Speeding ticket issuer
• CSI or NCSI extra
• Driver of a black-and-white car
• Snatch
• One who keeps the beat?
• One involved with tickets and bookings
• Bobby in England
• Snag
• "Blue Bloods" extra
• One on the force
• Beat patroller
• "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" figure
• Just fine
• Pilfer
• One collaring a perp
• Crime show figure
• Whom a hippie called a "pig"
• Policeman
• Lawman
• One on the beat
• Good or bad figure
• Police office
• Good or bad figure, in TV dramas
• Steal, as in a feel
• Police officer (slang)
• Parking lot bluecoat
• One in the San Francisco police?
• One with some scope for law enforcement
• Officer in company with the head of police
• Old Bill, firm yet soft
• Officer relieving the co-pilot of toil, possibly?
• An arresting figure in many a musical work
• Perhaps a fair WPC?
• Bobby, taken in by Marco Polo
• Old Bill's syncopated piece
• Policeman, informally
• Station worker
• Perp pincher
• One in the San Francisco PD?
• Robber's counterpart
• Force figure
• "The Wire" extra
• Serpico, for one
• Law enforcement officer
• Constable
• Stakeout figure
• Perp chaser
• Officer in an 11-Down
• "Rent-a-___"
• Word that can follow "traffic" or "mall"
• Heat unit?
• A fair WPC?
• Arresting person
• Chief of police, "initially"
• Policeman, slang
• US policeman
• Woods film
• Sergeant Friday, e.g.
• Member of the San Francisco police
• Bodycam wearer
• See 48 Down
• One of New York's Finest
• Slangily admit, with "to"
• Steal, in slang
• Citation provider
• One may direct traffic
• Robber chaser, in a children's game
• Pursuer in a chase scene
• Old Bill, a bit of a sycophant?
• An arresting fellow
• ___-out (unsatisfying answer, say)
• Booking expert
• "That's a ___-out!"
• Bobby is firm, yet soft
• Just about every character on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
• Ticket distributor
• Protector of the peace
• Olivia Benson's profession
• Catch some cod, with a bit of help
• Purchase, informally
• ___-out (poor excuse)
• Dirty Harry, e.g.
• Bobby needs a cool head at work
• Old Bill in the part of Marco Polo
• "But you say it in a tweet, that's a ___-out" (Swift lyric)
• Extra in a procedural
• Crime fighter
• He's got a beat
• Person upholding the law
• Chaser of the bad guys
• "That's a total ___-out"
• "Chicago P.D." extra
• Get, slangily
• Own up (to)
• He walks a beat
• Officer relieving the co-pilot of toil, possibly?
• Chase's job in "PAW Patrol"
• Crime drama character
• Bobby viewed in telescope
• "Good" or "bad" questioner
• Beat ___
• He has a beat
• Bobby's noted musical work
• Bobby is company for Penny
• One in the San Francisco PD?
• Miranda rights reader
• Arresting figure?
• ___-out (weak excuse)
• Panda car driver
• 13-Down, e.g.
• See 30-Down
• Procedural figure