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** ''[[Dominion Tank Police]]'' probably counts. I mean, these are cops... with TANKS. [[Tank Goodness|Really BIG tanks]], at that. And unlike the Patlabor dudes, these fellows DO move against any and all crime, with superior firepower through and through. Unfortunately for the city, they're also all [[Cowboy Cop|Cowboy Cops]]... can you say 'Collateral Damage'?

* In ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'', most named members of [[The Federation|the Time-Space Administration Bureau's]] Enforcer division would fall under this. However, special mention goes to {{spoiler|Fate Testarossa-Harlaown}}, who also happens to be [[Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke|a genetically-engineered]] [[Super Soldier|Artificial Mage]].

== [[Comic Books]] ==

* The Aurors (and also the poor forgotten Hit Wizards) of [[Harry Potter]] may fit this trope, {{spoiler|or at least Aurors Harry Potter and Ron Weasley do, each being a [[Badass Normal]] in a world where being a wizard is "normal"}}. Certainly Mad-Eye Moody was a legend amongst them.

* ''[[Power Rangers]] [[Power Rangers SPD|SPD]]'' and the [[Super Sentai]] original, ''[[Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger]]''. Cops... with Zords! And their headquarters is a Zord too.

** There's also the Blue Senturion in ''[[Power Rangers Turbo]]'' and his [[Super Sentai]] counterpart, Signalman, from ''[[Gekisou Sentai Carranger]]'', which are Super '''Traffic''' Cops.

* In his first episode of ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]],'' cop Matt Parkman is able to telepathically hear a little girl calling for help. In later episodes and seasons his uses his powers to also try to help people, even when he is no longer a cop.

* The robot Yoyo from the TV series ''[[Holmes And Yoyo]]''.

== [[Video Games]] ==

* Chun-Li of ''[[Street Fighter]]'' is an Interpol agent, always hot on the trail of M. Bison.

* Lei Wulong of ''[[Tekken]]'', which makes sense since he is an [[Expy]] of [[Jackie Chan]].

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