Cop and Paladin

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Cop noun - A member of a force charged with law enforcement at the local level.

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Paladin and cop are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Paladin" instead a noun "Cop".

Paladin noun - A person who actively supports or favors a cause.

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Cop and paladin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cop" instead a noun "Paladin".

When they cross the same bridge back, it's now a crime scene and a cop asks three questions to said paladin.

Source: Troll Bridge
She works as a Celestial Paladin, which is apparently more of a cop or agent of some sort than the D&D idea of paladin-as-holy-knight, though she does have a Celestial horse.

Source: Literature / The Lay of Paul Twister
From The Dresden Files, we have two sides of the Lawful Good coin, the somewhat disillusioned cop Karrin Murphy who takes her oath to serve and protect the population of Chicago very seriously, and the honest-to-God holy-sword wielding paladin Michael Carpenter.

Source: Lawful Good

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