Sentence examples for an array of police from inspiring English sources

The Police Department's leading suspect, whose driver's license lists him as 5 feet 5 inches tall, has been identified by at least one witness from an array of police file photos.

The two suggested that an array of police initiatives has helped reduce the number of homicides from 120 for the first three months of 2012 to 70 for the same period this year.

Another juror, Gretchen Flores, 22, a paralegal, said last night that three jurors believed that the testimony of Laura Weiner, the eyewitness who said she had seen Mr. Drake throw the brick, was shaky because she circled a picture of another man in an array of police photographs, but then picked Mr. Drake out of a lineup.

The concept of expanding driving licenses to illegal immigrants clearly has the broad bipartisan support, including an array of law enforcement brass including Police Chief William Bratton in Los Angeles, San Francisco's sheriff and many of California's firefighters.

An eight-week training course is taught at seven academies in Iraq and nearby Jordan, and is supposed to include an array of basic police skills.

Also on Wednesday, a coalition of labor, environmental and antiglobalization groups detailed an array of violent police actions against protesters, reporters and others trying to navigate downtown streets last Thursday and Friday.

LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron's plan to bring in an American "supercop," as the tabloid newspapers here have called him, became a political hot potato over the weekend, with the mayor of London and an array of British police officials publicly opposing the idea, often in blunt terms.

The shortfall could well force the state and local governments to slash an array of services, including police protection and mental health, state and local officials say.

Black Lives Matter U.K. had called for a nationwide "shutdown" to protest an array of injustices, including police brutality; racial disparities in arrests, convictions and sentencing; the treatment of immigrants in detention; inadequate mental health services; and a reported increase in hate crimes since Britain's decision, in a June 23 referendum, to leave the European Union.

Several of Mr. Blount's friends picked Mr. Bermudez's photo from an array of suspects after the police improperly allowed them to openly discuss his resemblance to the man they saw pull the trigger, a federal magistrate later found.

With nine recent arrests at The Sun, Mr. Murdoch faces a crisis that is, if anything, more serious than the phone hacking scandal, involving accusations that staff members bribed an array of public officials, including police officers and military personnel, for leaks that formed the basis of many of the paper's scoops.