Sentence examples for changes to officer from inspiring English sources
She ordered changes to officer training, discipline and supervision and appointed an outside monitor to supervise and come up with specifics on how the changes will work.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly on Thursday announced changes to officer training and supervision amid a growing public outcry and a federal lawsuit claiming the stop, question and frisk policy at the nation's largest department amounts to racial profiling.
The two-hour, multidisciplinary, multimedia curriculum addressing medical conditions in older drivers was well received and resulted in positive changes to officers' confidence in identifying and intent to manage these encounters.
The mayor responded by promising changes to the officer discipline process, while warning against demonizing the police in the midst of a crime wave in which the number of killings and shootings in the city grew this year by almost 50percentt over the same period last year.
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They wanted a "crimefighter", and someone who would not habitually criticise swingeing government changes to policing that officers hated.
Ms. Masters dismissed Deputy Commissioner Fyfe's changes to the way officers are trained, saying they do not go far enough.
She made specific changes to the form officers fill out when recording a stop, and ordered a year-long pilot program of body-worn cameras in one precinct per borough where the most stops occur.
She outlined further reforms including workforce changes to ensure police officers focus only on "core policing tasks" with greater use of volunteers, more joint working between police and fire services, reducing police detention of mentally ill people and new powers for police and crime commissioners over fire brigade and police complaints.
Changes to how police officers are trained and deployed during elections and how criminal investigations into election fraud are conducted have come as a result of the inquiry, the Met said.
Her husband integrated the Officers' Wives Club, forcing a name change to the Officers' Spouses Club.
