Zootopia Cops Novels & Stories

Cass shouted as Jo pulled herself back inside the SUV, and Zane threw the vehicle into reverse, managing to spin around without throwing the bikes off of the trailer. The cops continued to fire after them, other lights coming into view ahead of them and to the left, but Zane’s foot was on the gas, and he managed to squeeze out of the parking lot, tires squealing, as the police cars careened to a halt in order to avoid a collision. A few seconds later, they were in pursuit, but even the police didn’t have the same power their souped up engine had, and soon enough the red and blue lights faded into the distance.

They bought them refreshments; looking down the road, they saw the cop car stopping in the Centre of the road. The two cops climb out of the car as Joshua notices Johnathan approaching them, handing them cash. "Just as I figured, bribery." This gang is the biggest on the inside. The cop gets back into their car and drives up the road glancing at Joshua and Tiffany; when the car suddenly stops and reverses, one cop climbs out with a baton. Tiffany turned around as the officers approached them. Stand against the wall and spread your legs and arms apart. "Why do you want to search us?"

Zion’s POV “Don’t worry, Zion. They can’t keep you here for long when you’ve furnished all evidence to prove yourself innocent,” coaxed Eros, who had come down to the headquarters of the Hellenic Police Department, Crime Branch. Last night, after talking to my trusted lawyer the entire night, lodging an FIR with the Hellenic Police, and arranging for adequate security around my building and office complex, I was about to rest an hour in the wee hours of the morning when I received a blow.

Things that even Micha didn’t see things that they did. “Boss.” One of the cops said. “Can you finish the deal up so we can help with the cows out there?”

Then he leaned into the open SUV window and said to Caleb, “Got another call. Slow it down, will you, bud?” “Yes, sir,” Caleb said, as amicably as he could. His hands still clutched the steering wheel with a death grip. The policeman nodded and then hurried back to his car, shouting to the other officer, “Problem at the zoo. You’re never going to believe this.” Caleb glanced at Argos, whose tanned face had turned gray.

Overlapping him, Bonnie agreed, “Everyone has!” He didn’t miss a beat as he finished, “But believe me, if I’d have seen a wolf, I would have told you. I would have told everyone! Put it on I*******m and everything. Would have had to start an account to do so,” he added with a smile. The cops laughed. “Yeah, it would have been something to see.” “So, the zoo is saying none of their wolves got out?” One of the officers shook his head as the other answered, “That’s their story. Between you and me, we’re not buying it.” The men shared a knowing look at how people are, and Nate felt Bonnie’s fingers tighten on his arm.

There was buzzing talk of an underground mob in the Vice, and the cops hadn't been doing their job properly. One of the main questions that had been asked to the chief of police was 'How was it possible two men leaked into the building and pulled a prisoner loose under your nose?'. The question made the chief stutter and unable to answer the question, leaving the people and inhabitants of Miami Vice feeling uneasy and unprepared for what had been hitting him as of late. We the mob ourselves were rather pleased with this turn of events, when in fact we should've been afraid. Although Diaz and the boys knew the cops were after us, there was no way in hell that these cops could catch us.

Sunday night, it was all over the news. Just as Leesa had foreseen in her dream, zombies had attacked people in a mall in Columbus. Fortunately, the police managed to destroy the creatures before they hurt too many people. At least one of the cops had known enough to shoot for the zombie’s heads, and the other cops had followed his example. At first, the officers had tried to stop the things by pulling them away, but after one policeman got his arm ripped open by a vicious bite, the police had turned to their weapons. The wounded officer was being held under close observation at a local hospital. The media had not been allowed to see him.

He said. What I couldn’t understand was how the cops only managed to nab Lio. Why only him? “Don’t worry, okay? I’m going to figure this all out. They can’t keep you here like this; it’s cruel and unusual punishment.” I said. “Tell that to the injured officers.” He said. “You hurt cops last night?” I sounded shocked but I knew it had to be something he couldn’t have avoided. “A couple, but not intentionally. Iericho and the wereleopard did most of the damage.”

To not ruin or somehow change Rabiya’s mood. After quite a while, fifteen minutes more since we had our conversation about the twins’ parents’ situation, all of us witnessed how the front door of the cottage cracked open, and how one of the cops assigned to search inside went out and walked particularly towards our direction-- somewhere on the ground of the white sands where we were kneeling down, with hands up in the air while sweating due to the intense heat of the broad daylight. It was already burning our skin as the time was about nine in the morning already, but it seemed that the detective and the police were all heartless that they would rather see us suffer in this situation than al