Examples of 'officer johnson' in a sentence
Meaning of "officer johnson"
officer johnson: Refers to a person with the title of officer named Johnson. This phrase is used to specifically mention or address someone known as Officer Johnson
How to use "officer johnson" in a sentence
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officer johnson
I am going to have you go with officer johnson.
Officer johnson is quite correct.
Line up behind officer johnson.
Officer Johnson will give you a ride.
I just received a text from officer Johnson in the hospital.
Officer Johnson had his gun drawn and was shooting.
Now apologize to officer Johnson.
Officer Johnson is a whore.
The following men will follow Officer Johnson out.
There is an Officer Johnson on your police force.
Captain, my relationship with officer johnson.
Affirmative . officer johnson and i are en route.
When you hear your name, pack up your belongings, line up behind Officer Johnson.
I believe officer Johnson already proved that, sir.
Good evening . I just received a text from officer Johnson in the hospital.
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Jerry? Officer Johnson will give you a ride.
What are you doing here? Officer Johnson.
Contact officer Johnson in Iqaluit . Give her these coordinates.
Do not be shy, Officer Johnson.
Officer Johnson had his gun drawn and was shooting . Is that correct?
Captain, my relationship with officer Johnson is strictly professional.
I will put that into evidence. All right, Officer Johnson.
A short time later, Officer Johnson was on his way.
All right, fellas, what are you doing here? Officer Johnson.
Never know . do not be shy, officer johnson.
All right, come on in, Officer Johnson.
I like that. All right, come on in, Officer Johnson.
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