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trooper

[troo-per] / ˈtru pər /
NOUN
cannon fodder
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Butler, who began his career as a trooper, led the Field Operations Bureau and was responsible for a patrol force of more than 1,000 troopers assigned to 23 barracks across the state.

From Washington Post

State troopers later said the calls were “believed to be computer-generated.”

From Washington Post

People were urged to evacuate homes in far northeast Oklahoma City, and troopers shut down portions of Interstate 35.

From Washington Times

Peratrovich told troopers he was chopping wood when he saw a woman pass, and he whistled.

From Seattle Times

People were urged to evacuate homes in far northeast Oklahoma City, and troopers shut down portions of Interstate 35 near the suburb of Edmond.

From Washington Times