DT

A police detective. I bet that guy's a DT, so don't tell him anything. Don't worry, we'll find the thief—I have a DT on the case now. A couple of DTs came snooping around the offices the other day, but I had hidden anything incriminating well before they arrived.

See also:

cast (in) (one's) lot with (someone or something)
cast (one's) lot in with (someone or something)
cast lot in
cast lot with
cast one's lot with
all options stink
AOS
discipline
discipline (one) for (something)
discipline for

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