Nark

The nark went undercover to infiltrate the drug cartel.

The nark was in the car watching the suspect's movements.

The nark on the airplane told a passenger to put away their book during takeoff.

The nark at the movie theater reported a couple for talking during the film.

She decided to nark on her ex-boyfriend for cheating on her.

The constant interruptions were starting to nark the speaker.

The teacher acted like a nark by taking away a student's phone during lunch period.

The journalist decided to nark on the corrupt government officials to expose their wrongdoing.

The nark was able to bust the illegal drug ring due to his clever tactics.

The way she kept interrupting him during his presentation was really starting to nark him.

The nark was able to make a deal with a drug dealer to provide information on their supplier.

The gang member was threatened with violence if he continued to nark on his fellow members.

His constant complaining was really starting to nark me.

His constant humming of the same tune was starting to nark her, making her wish she had some earplugs.

The informant was paid to nark on drug dealers in the city.

The nark received a tip about a major drug deal taking place downtown.

The nark at the concert told a group to stop standing and dancing in their seats.

The nark was able to gather valuable information about the drug cartel's operations.

The drug dealer suspected that one of his men was a nark.

The citizen decided to nark on the reckless driver to prevent accidents.

The nark was parked outside the building, a clear sign that the police were in charge.

The nark posed as a drug dealer to infiltrate the gang.

The nark at the park told a couple they couldn't bring their dog, even though it was leashed and well-behaved.

His constant bragging about his accomplishments began to nark his friends.

The nark was skilled at gathering information without being detected.

The neighbor was considered a nark because she called the police every time someone parked in front of her house.

The nark went into hiding after his identity was leaked to the public.

The witness was afraid to nark on the gang members for fear of retaliation.

The nark was admired by his colleagues for his bravery and dedication to the job.

The nark drove past the house several times, making the neighbors nervous.

The nark provided valuable information that led to the arrest of several high-profile criminals.

The nark was given a new identity and sent to a different city after the operation was over.

He agreed to nark on his friends to get a lighter sentence.

The nark found a large stash of drugs in the suspect's house.

The neighbor was considered a nark because he called the police every time someone had a party or BBQ in their backyard.

The nark posed as a drug dealer to catch the suspects red-handed.

The constant buzzing of the fly was beginning to nark her.

The undercover agent had to nark on his criminal organization to keep his cover.

The nark wore a wire during the sting operation to catch the criminal in the act.

The police department assigned the nark to work on the organized crime unit.

The nark gave an anonymous tip to the authorities about the location of the drug stash.

The hacker was caught and offered to nark on his fellow hackers to reduce his sentence.

The nark was afraid for his life after his cover was blown.

He was such a nark that he complained about the noise of fireworks during a holiday celebration.

The nark worked closely with other detectives to solve drug-related crimes.

The boss was considered a nark because he monitored his employees' internet usage and email conversations.

The undercover operation involved the use of a nark to infiltrate the criminal organization.

The witness refused to nark on the suspect despite police pressure.

Don't nark the teacher, she's trying to teach the class.

He was a nark who always complained about the loud music at parties.