Lawman (noun)

A man who works in law enforcement, such as a sheriff, marshal, or police officer.

Origin:

From the combination of the words law and man.

Examples:

1. The lawman was determined to bring the criminals to justice.
2. The lawman had a reputation for being tough but fair.
3. The lawman was respected by the community for his dedication to public safety.
4. The lawman had to make a difficult decision to use force.
5. The lawman was a skilled marksman and a good leader.