Officers who participate in more aggressive types of corruption by seeking out and taking advantage of opportunities for corruption are called ___________.

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Meat-eaters are officers who actively seek out opportunities for corruption and take advantage of them. This includes officers who actively solicit bribes, steal from drug dealers or other criminals, and engage in other forms of corrupt behavior. Grass-eaters, on the other hand, are officers who may accept small bribes or other forms of corruption, but do not actively seek them out. Dirt-eaters and tree-eaters are not terms commonly used to describe corrupt officers.

Officers Who Participate in More Aggressive Types of Corruption by Seeking