| BUSYBODY | Group of police officers perhaps finding intruder |
| GUARDS | A drug's bamboozled prison officers perhaps (6) |
| FORCE | A group of police officers? Yes, for both sides of the Clyde (5) |
| ACIDIC | A group of police officers unwrapped nice tart (6) |
| THEYARD | Hydrate drunken group of police officers (3,4) |
| ACID | Sharp as a group of police officers |
| SQUAD | Group of police officers or football players, for example (5) |
| ACRID | A group of police officers suppressing resistance: that's harsh (5) |
| FLYINGSQUADS | Groups of police officers (6,6) |
| DECOY | Undercover police officer, perhaps |
| TASERED | Zapped by a police officer, perhaps |
| ROLEPLAY | Impersonate a police officer, perhaps |
| CADET | Trainee police officer, perhaps (5) |
| CORDONS | Single-stemmed fruit trees; ribbons worn diagonally as insignia of honour or rank; architectural string courses; or, lines/circles of police officers forming kettles (7) |
| BLUEFLU | Organized absenteeism of police officers |
| MICHAEL | Patron saint of police officers and military personnel (7) |
| DETAIL | Particular squad of police officers (6) |
| CORDON | Line or circle of police officers (6) |
| RIOTSQUAD | Unit of police officers that controls crowds (4,5) |
| FINN | Sibelius, perhaps, finding bit of fluff in navel (4) |
