Your favorite name for a criminal

[Trauma1]

I have my own resident Ask a Cop , but I'm interested in what others might use to describe those that have broken the law. I did a search before posting this, but if I'm being redundant, please forgive me.
I thought it would be interesting to see what others around the country might use as a descriptor.

So, besides perp, d**chebag, lowlife, ect...what's your favorite word instead of, "the perp"?

[Iowa #1603]

Anyone who is old enough might remember "Dog Breath"

[CruiserClass]

I don't really have a preferred overall term, how ever I do like to assign nicknames to memorable arrestees. Capt. McScabby and Betsy Wetsy come to mind.

[Michigan]

S _ _ _ b a g.

[Trauma1]

S _ _ _ b a g.

Is there an "H"? lol

[Michigan]

Is there an "H"? lol

lol, I figured I'd get banned if I added the H.

[Kimble]

While there's a time and place for more colorful expressions to refer to suspects, but since I am an investigator and it's my job to investigate what the suspect has/hasn't done and hopefully gain their cooperation I find that calling them by their actual name (and them showing some dignity) goes a long way.

[Jake81]

I was working out one day and having a casual conversation with another member....He informed me that he was retired when I asked what he does for a living. Then, I asked what he used to do for a living, and he replied, "I took out the city's trash for 22 years." My reply, "Oh....you were a police officer."

[ateamer]

"Congressman"

[ateamer]

Anyone who is old enough might remember "Dog Breath"

Mick, can I see you in my office?

[mikeymedic]

dips_ _ _'s

[Iowa #1603]

Mick, can I see you in my office?

DING, DING, DING -----we have a winner!

[Viking042900]

S***bird......

[FormerTeacher]

I use Sir and Mam

[deputy x 2]

I refer to them as "peeps"