Which term describes people who are deceitful or criminally minded?

• A. Rogues
• B. Grass Eaters
• C. Meat Eaters
• D. White Knight

Answer: (A)

The term described here targets the idea of individuals who are deceitful or criminally minded—people who act with unprincipled intent and willingness to bend or break the rules. That fits best with “rogues,” a word that conveys unscrupulous or disreputable behavior and intentional wrongdoing. In policing contexts, a rogue officer is someone who engages in deceit or criminal acts as part of their conduct, not merely bending the rules in mild ways.

By contrast, grass eaters are those who tolerate corruption or quietly accept small bribes, not necessarily acting with deceit or criminal intent. Meat eaters describe officers who actively seek out and implement corrupt gains, but the emphasis there is on active involvement in corruption rather than simply being deceitful or criminally minded overall. White Knight refers to someone who tries to uphold integrity and resist or expose wrongdoing, rather than embodying deceit or criminal tendencies.