On a purely narrative level, Alex is a completely unsatisfying cop-out of a resolution.
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When an officer can't find Dev's phone anywhere, the mother throws everyone but the cop out of her house.
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"The way that they're paying for it is essentially a cop-out of government responsibility to pay for the wounds of war," Rodman said.
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Conner believed that even if you could not beat the system didn't mean you had to join them, that that was the biggest cop-out of all.
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"Freddie Gray's death was a tragedy," Graham said, adding that convicting a good cop out of what he calls a desire to assign blame makes a tragic situation worse.
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You can feel that uncertainty in the movie's cop-out of a finale, in its bewildering loftiness ("Oscar Wilde" as a character's last words) and in the coveralls Mildred spends most of the movie wearing.
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Bratton's response was to start the "Summer All Out" program months earlier, which pulls every available cop out of existing duties, desk duties, and puts them out in the streets to engage in command presence — at enormous overtime costs to the taxpayers.
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Anna kills the cop out of terror, thinking he is the killer. After shooting him five times, she walks into the hallway, where the real killer is waiting. She is promptly killed. After all of the girls tell their stories, it is time for the sorority sisters to make their decision.
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Viewed: January 13, 2017. After leaving office, he was appointed editor and publisher of the Denver-based political newspaper The Colorado Statesman, for which he had earlier been contributing political cartoons. Wright is from Fruita, Colorado and worked as a police officer there.Election win could put cop out of day job.
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Deputed Testamony was the son of Traffic Cop out of the mare Proof Requested. Traffic Cop was standing at Bonita Farm, so Deputed Testamony was bred, born, raced, retired, stood and pensioned at the same farm. He was bred and owned by his trainer, J. William (Bill) Boniface. On Preakness Day 1984, Deputed Testamony won the City of Baltimore Handicap and set a new track record for miles in 1:40.40.
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He is talkative and uses the opportunities around him to eke out a living. In the locality where he lives, a priest's daughter Yashodha (played by Harshika Poonacha), is in love with a photo studio owner Parangi Seena (played by Vikas) who is actually a conduit for a human trafficker and asks Jackie to help her get married. Jackie initially tries to help but when the priest questions him, he decides to cop out of the issue respecting the aged father's feelings. Losing all hope, Yashodha elopes with her lover, along with a blind girl(fiction).
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' On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 52 out of 100, based on 18 critics, indicating 'mixed or average reviews'. In his review for the Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert wrote that Lynch 'is a good director, yes. If he ever goes ahead and makes a film about what's really on his mind, instead of hiding behind sophomoric humor and the cop-out of 'parody', he may realize the early promise of his Eraserhead. But he likes the box office prizes that go along with his pop satires, so he makes dishonest movies like this one.
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Blackadder hastily returns to the Queen and asks that the contest be moved to another night; however, she senses that he is trying to cop out of his promise (since she also knows about his tendency to sing about the goblin when drunk) and refuses to postpone the contest. Back at his house, Blackadder decides to hold both events on the same evening but in different rooms. The drinking party is to be held in Baldrick's bedroom, while the Whiteadders are to dine with Percy in Blackadder's dining room. Blackadder is further annoyed when he's informed by Percy and Baldrick that while rooting through the vegetable patch for suitable food, they came across "a turnip shaped exactly like a thingie".
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When he does, he demands to know where the "dough" is, and after promising not to look (since Bugs does not want him to know where he hid it) gets a bowl of pie-dough in the face. Bugs then poses as Mugsy, another gangster, who threatens that "It's curtains for you, Rocky", and then pulls an actual set of curtains from inside his jacket and hangs them over Rocky's head. Bugs then pretends to be a policeman and has Rocky hide inside a chest while he "deals with" the police. Bugs acts out the officer breaking in, ensuing in a fight over the chest which he is in, and play-acts a fight in which he eventually throws the imaginary cop out of a window.
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