The phrase "access police" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to law enforcement or security access, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "To ensure safety, we need to establish a protocol for access police in the building."
Alternatives: "security personnel" or "law enforcement access".
Officers will be able to use the tablets to access police systems, such as electronic witness statements, a crime recording system, reference databases, and to check mails.
The consulting firm called in, Accenture, has devised plans for greater use of technology by officers to gather evidence, and for the public to access police services.
Women of color, like Ms. Briggs, were less able to access police protection.
WASHINGTON -- After months of policy debate, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has unveiled her proposed regulations for how the public can access police body camera footage.
16 23 24 Additionally, stigma and discrimination against sex workers are significantly amplified in settings where sex work is criminalised, and further reduce sex workers' ability to access police protections or health and social support services.
In addition, despite improved relations between sex workers and police, continued police targeting of clients created mistrust of police and severely limited sex workers' ability to access police protections.
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Perez also protected his friends in the drug business using his access to police information, once warning a suspect that law enforcement officials were investigating him.
This is access the police may not get.
Similarly, The Times was forced to go to court to get fuller access to police data.
After Mr. Connery unsuccessfully sought access to police records in 2003, he appealed to the commission.
