Abstract: In the classical cop and robber game, two players, the cop C and the robber R, move alternatively along edges of a finite graph G = (V , E). The cop captures the robber if both players are on the same vertex at the same moment of time. A graph G is called cop win if the cop always captures the robber after a finite number of steps. Nowakowski, Winkler (1983) and Quilliot (1983) characterized the cop-win graphs as dismantlable graphs. In this talk, we will characterize in a similar way the class CWFR(s, s′ ) of cop-win graphs in the game in which the cop and the robber move at different speeds s′ and s, s′ ≤ s. We also establish some connections between cop-win graphs for this game with s′ < s and Gromov's hyperbolicity. In the particular case s′ = 1 and s = 2, we prove that the class of cop-win graphs is exactly the well-known class of dually chordal graphs. We show that all classes CWFR(s,1), s ≥ 3, coincide and we provide a structural characterization of these graphs. We also investigate several dismantling schemes necessary or sufficient for the cop-win graphs (which we call k-winnable and denote by CWW(k)) in the game in which the robber is visible only every k moves for a fixed integer k > 1. We characterize the graphs which are k-winnable for any value of k.