pull up on

English

Etymology

From pull up +‎ on. The "call out"/"criticise" sense is derived from the analogy of cops (police) pulling up alongside of one's vehicle in order to confront or arrest them for wrongdoing.

Verb

pull up on (third-person singular simple present pulls up on, present participle pulling up on, simple past and past participle pulled up on)

(idiomatic, slang) To come to, visit.
Do you mind if I pull up on you in about half an hour?
(idiomatic, slang) To call out or criticise someone for something they have done wrong.