What term describes officers who seek out and take advantage of opportunities for corruption?

• A. Knights Templar
• B. Meat-eaters
• C. Reformers
• D. Advocates

Answer: (B)

This term describes officers who actively seek out and exploit opportunities for corruption. They don’t wait for corruption to come to them; they pursue bribes, kickbacks, extortion, or other illegal gains, often weaving with others to keep the scheme going. That proactive, opportunistic behavior is what sets them apart and is exactly what the phrase is meant to capture.

The other options don’t fit because they refer to people who promote reform, support a cause, or are simply unfamiliar as a standard label for corrupt officers. A medieval-sounding label isn’t used to describe police corruption, and reformers or advocates are about improving systems or backing changes, not engaging in corrupt acts.