Roleplay: Officer and Criminal

Your partner will take on the role of a daring and mischievous criminal, while you put on the uniform of a stern and strict police officer. The criminal's task is to commit 'crimes' of passion, such as stealing kisses or affectionate touches, while the police officer's mission is to catch and 'punish' the criminal.
Stage your chase around your home or in the backyard, making sure to seize and use various 'props' (like kitchen utensils or pillows) as makeshift 'criminal tools' or 'police equipment'. Most importantly, lose yourself in your characters, and don't forget to play around with the tension between 'catching' and 'being caught'.
The night will end with a loving 'interrogation session', where the police officer will 'interrogate' the criminal on a soft bed with naught but the smooth steel of handcuffs and the whispered promises of a plea bargain to keep them company.

Firstly, gather props and costumes. The police officer will need a uniform (can be pieced from your current wardrobe, think a blue shirt, dark jeans), a hat (optional), and a pair of handcuffs. The criminal can wear anything they deem 'criminally sexy'. If you plan to take this outside, make sure your costumes are not too revealing or inappropriate for public eyes.
Next, set the stage. If you're planning on running around the house, move stuff that may get in the way or cause accidents. If it's in your backyard, check the area for potential hazards and always have a safe word for when things get too rough or if someone gets uncomfortable.
Lastly, establish your boundaries and safe words. It's essential to communicate about your desires, fears, and limits before starting the roleplay. Make sure your partner is comfortable with every aspect of the scenario.

Always keep in mind the spirit of fun and playfulness. This is meant to be a playful pursuit, not an in-depth simulation of actual police procedures. Keeping a lighthearted approach to the situation can often lead to a lot of laughter and a good, shared experience.
Feel free to play around with traditional roles and power dynamics. Part of the allure of this scenario is the chase and the suspense of 'what happens when I get caught.' So take turns, let the criminal become the officer, switch things up, keep it exciting!
Passion can be a useful tool for the criminal, using it to distract the police officer, and vice versa. Keep the scenario alive with teases, distractions, and sudden 'attacks'. Always remember the safe word and use it when necessary.