The phrase "a high police" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a high-ranking police official or a police force with significant authority, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The city has implemented a new strategy to work closely with a high-ranking police officer to address community concerns."
Alternatives: "a senior police officer" or "a top police official".
Afterward a high police official remarked, "From what I hear, the Purple Gang has been broke for some time and they're likely to do anything to get money".
A high police official said this was the largest number of policemen to become involved in a single corruption case since the disclosures of Harry Gross, Brooklyn bookmaker, in the early nineteen‐fifties.
There were up to five suicide bombers that day, at least 20 explosions, assaults on what were thought to be well-guarded state and regional police headquarters, on the State Security Service, an immigration office and the residence of a high police official.
Two days before the Euro 2016 football tournament opens in France amid a high police and military presence, the French interior ministry unveiled its alert app called Saip (Système d'alerte et d'information des populations), which was developed after last November's coordinated terrorist attacks across Paris killed 130 people.
He knew that they sometimes kill the killer to keep him silent". When Chen returned to Taiwan Oct. 21, he was greeted at the airport by middle-level intelligence officers and a high police official who took him to a late night party at a Taipei private club, according to one associate who said he was there.
Larger, busier stations also have a higher police presence, so more offences are likely to be recorded".
Asked how the new rules would be enforced, Gay said a higher police presence would catch cyclists and drivers.
Mr Greig also suggested the money would be better spent on a higher police presence and that the best solution was the dualling of the carriageway.
Although number of police officers in an area is arguably important in deterring crime, it is unclear what this variable would capture because of reverse causality (high police force reduces crime but areas with high crime rates are assigned a higher police force power).
Her bill sought to change procedures of religious offences so that they would be reported to a higher police official and the cases heard directly by the higher courts.
"There will be a very high police presence regardless (but) you may well expect to see higher visibility".
