Police Procedurals Writing Prompts
Search thousands of the most popular writing prompts from Reddit, and write a story from any of them with AI.
Search thousands of the most popular writing prompts from Reddit, and write a story from any of them with AI.
Humans blood gets darker the more evil we do. One day you are suspected of murder, they draw your blood to test if you are truely a murderer. You blood is a clear white. You realize that you can get a way with almost everything now, seeing as to how you actually did commit the murder.
Rather than being dispatched by a dispatcher, police officers use a bounty system where officers can pick up missions from a constantly updated bounty board. The missions range from: "noise complaint, $20", to "domestic abuse, $150", to "bank robbery in progress, $5000".
You are a lawyer assigned to defend a serial killer, who was arrested because his house was filled with mounted human corpses. He claims he is actually from a lineage of Dragonslayers, and those are the human forms of dragons he'd slain in modern times. You are a dragon in human form.
Alanna is an expert interrogator with the power to withhold a man’s orgasm with her mind. She keeps criminals on the edge for hours until they confess. You’ve been framed for a murder you didn’t commit, and she’s had a vibrator against your cock for 6 hours now. Who will cave first, her or you?
The first woman to join an all-male police force was disappointed to learn her new job will mostly consist of strip searching recently arrested women. But much to her surprise, she quickly realizes she loves the job.
At age 10, you were bitten by a werewolf. As a teenager, you found solace in reruns of Columbo. Now all grown up, you are a homicide detective who is literally sniffing for answers.
A group of prisoners foils an escape to keep the warden from getting fired
This search engine lets you explore about 5,000 of the most popular writing prompts from the /r/WritingPrompts and /r/DirtyWritingPrompts subreddits.
Writing prompts are a great way to practice your writing and to get inspired. And if you aren't a writer, you can find fun and creative stories in their Reddit threads.
Search for anything, and the prompts closest in meaning come first. Browse by category or subreddit, or combine them with a search. You can also filter the prompts by their Reddit upvotes and comments.
Here are some examples:
Found a prompt you like? Press Write a Story to turn it into a story with the free AI Story Generator.
If no prompt fits what you need, try our free Writing Prompt Generator and Story Idea Generator.