Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to tell if you're being pulled over by a legit police officer<br>Check to see if it's a marked vehicle. If the vehicle has police markings, it is highly unlikely that it would be an imposter. A civilian driving a marked police vehicle would most likely be spotted very quickly by an actual police officer, and that individual would quickly get arrested for impersonating an officer.
It is a violation of the law to pose as a police officer.
The police found the owner
The police have no idea who the man is. 
The police found a human older than forty.
Police went to the area where the cars go to park to investigate a report of a man asleep behind the wheel of a car that was still running.
The police found a human older than 20.
The highway patrol has been making stops in a particular state.
The police found a man older than forty.
A police officer was safe.
Cars that are covered with snow can be tagged.
The police found a lost human.
Police will eventually figure it out.
Cops pulled people over in jersey
The police are monitoring golf carts 
The police caught the suspect
All the police officers rushed to grab the guy and they easily caught him.
No police officer failed to grab the thief when they were spotted.
The man was found sleeping in his car and then hauled off by the police.
The police are searching for the suspects.
The police are on a hunt
The police officer was shot
The sobriety test the man took after driving into the pole and getting a ticket had let the cop know he was drunk. 
If a vehicle has police markings, it is probably fake. 
Unmarked police cars are never driven by impostors. 
Unmarked police cars are extremely likely to be impostors. 