Street beat. (Tidbits & Outrages).Police departments faced with shrinking budgets may want to borrow a page from their colleagues in Kissimmee, Fla., who recently hunched hunch n. 1. An intuitive feeling or a premonition: had a hunch that he would lose. 2. A hump. 3. A lump or chunk: "She . . . "Operation Vagrant--a sting in which police officers disguised dis·guise tr.v. dis·guised, dis·guis·ing, dis·guis·es 1. a. To modify the manner or appearance of in order to prevent recognition. b. To furnish with a disguise. 2. as homeless people ensnare speeders. Officers wear fake teeth, tattered tat·tered adj. 1. Torn into shreds; ragged. 2. Having ragged clothes; dressed in tatters. 3. a. Shabby or dilapidated. b. Disordered or disrupted. clothes, and push shopping carts, but mean no "disrespect," says the local sheriff. |
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