JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for September 16, 2024

It means “fearless,” Peterson

One riot, one Ranger.

Oh dear, I laughed way too much at the thought of a police officer not knowing what “intrepid” means, but thanks, anyway!

dreadnought in american.

Sounds like Joe is going to fly solo on this one.

This seems ominous.

He’s intrepid to look up intrepid!

How is it that a uniformed patrolman gets assigned to a case that should go to detectives? Why? Because Ruiz says “Restaurant Supply warehouse was hit LAST NIGHT”

Wait, Ruiz did not throw him out of her office? Must be because of his delicate sensibilities.

Is this a rerun

Try not to crash and burn.

Solve the case, nab all the bad guys, be a hero — a LIVING hero.

He’s not so fearless after all.

Is she attempting to bolster his confidence because she can’t find someone who will be his partner?

Intrepid: resolutely fearless; dauntless:

Are we sure that “intrepid” is the right term?

INTREPID is a ship that’s no longer seaworthy so they keep it in drydock