| tell detective | 1.84 | Cochran told the detective. | ||
| play detective | 1.51 | You get the chance to play detective. | ||
| assign detective | 1.05 | The campus police assigned a detective. | ||
| say detective | 1.05 | This was not a random act of violence, detectives said. | ||
| lead detective | 0.79 | Nenno later led detectives to the corpse. | ||
| call_in detective | 0.53 | The detectives are called in for cases that require specialized expertise or are politically sensitive. | ||
| help detective | 0.53 | Information from Harris helped lead detectives to the body found Wednesday, Tull said. | ||
| take detective | 0.46 | The original inquiry also took detectives to the North of England. | ||
| accuse detective | 0.33 | One of the last questions facing Ito before opening statements is whether defense attorneys can accuse a police detective of racism. | ||
| attack detective | 0.33 | He also confessed to attacking the detective after his arrest. | ||
| dispatch detective | 0.33 | A Justice Department detective was dispatched to Florida. | ||
| send detective | 0.33 | Detectives were sent to Suffolk County immediately. | ||
| turn detective | 0.33 | Irish cop turned detective. | ||
| bring detective | 0.26 | If a threat looks serious enough, they may bring in detectives. | ||
| hire detective | 0.26 | She hired detectives. | ||
| kill detective | 0.26 | Jordan also admitted he had conspired to kill a detective. | ||
| name detective | 0.26 | Their featured detectives are named but not characterized below the surface. | ||
| police detective | 0.26 | Moira Kelly and Jason Beghe play public defender Annie Cornell and police detective Sean McGrail, respectively. |