Let go
Let go verb - Release, as from one's grip.
Turn
Turn verb - To move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axis.
Both terms in one sentence
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Several other episodes see rouge or otherwise bad or ill-suited police officers either get let go, voluntarily agree to turn in their badge or get washed out.
Source: Turn in Your Badge - Of course, if there is a hairpin turn anywhere within a hundred miles, the driver will be on it at the moment the brakes decide to let go.
Source: Magic Brakes - The entire plot of the comic is based off of people refusing to let go of the Idiot Ball (usually Jim, but everyone gets a turn).
Source: Idiot Ball / Web Comics
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