Sentence examples for a police perspective from inspiring English sources

She asked him to ride with an officer to get a police perspective.

"From a police perspective, you appreciate hard physical evidence: things you can identify, touch, smell," Officer Major said.

Obviously I am not privy to what the security service did or didn't know about that individual at this time, but from a police perspective that's what I knew," said Hopkins.

"When these routine enquiries are completed, we will be able to assess whether or not further action needs to be taken from a police perspective".

"They need to make it easier for victims to report these matters and, from a police perspective, they need to know that they can report these things to us".

But, from a policing perspective, what was the most troubling — he didn't get killed, he was O.K., and he made money — what was most troubling is that you had more than twenty cops there, including two sergeants, and not one person stepped in and said, 'Hey, listen.

Richard Martin, a deputy assistant commissioner at the Metropolitan police and the NPCC lead on Brexit, said: "From a policing perspective, it is in the interests of both sides to negotiate an arrangement that allows for continued close working, whether as part of existing mechanisms or negotiated alternatives.

And from a policing perspective, bringing a previously illegal business into the light of day has the potential of limiting black market operations and the violence and abuse that always accompanies hidden, criminal activity.

Bailey, who leads Operation Hydrant, the inquiry into historic child sexual abuse, told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire program in February that online grooming is "one of the greatest threats we currently face from a policing perspective".

Bailey, who leads Operation Hydrant, the inquiry into historic child sexual abuse, told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme in February that online grooming is "one of the greatest threats we currently face from a policing perspective".

The evidence given from a policing perspective was delivered by two employees of the Metropolitan police force (the same force which the officer who restrained Charles was a member of), as instructed by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (formerly IPCC, now IOPC).