Sentence examples for a constable for from inspiring English sources

The violence began about 3 p.m. in Oak Beach, after the retired officer, Richard Brooks, 44, who worked part time as a constable for the Town of Babylon, tried to pull over a resident, identified by the police as James Wilson, because he thought Mr. Wilson was intoxicated.

When bullets came flying at Cory Robert, a constable for Canada's largest First Nation police service, he says it took six hours to fly in backup to the remote reserve in northern Ontario where he served as a lone on-duty cop.

Their report said it seemed "very easy" for a PCC to remove a chief constable for "insubstantial" reasons.

A new regime of "professionalism and integrity" must be introduced following high-profile scandals like the Hillsborough cover-up, the revelation of corrupt links between police and media, and the first sacking of a chief constable for 30 years, according to a new report by the influential home affairs select committee.

Harwood, who is married with children and lives in south-west London, had been a police constable for 14 years when he was assigned to be a van driver at the G20 demonstrations in April 2009.

Now living in Ipswich in Suffolk he is a special constable for 50 hours per month.

The first sacking of a chief constable for gross misconduct in modern times.

During coronations a constable is appointed for the occasion.

In his memoirs, Holding the Line, he recalled fining a constable 10 shillings for borrowing a fishing rod while on duty.

The home secretary also said she wanted to see more specialist skills, such as in cyber and financial crime, brought into the police for shorter periods, and underlined that she brought to an end the previous practice that every police officer had to start as a constable and serve for 30 years.

But Dr Tim Brain, a former chief constable for Gloucestershire Police and a research fellow at Cardiff University, told the programme there was no problem with such donations.