Sentence examples for constable has said from inspiring English sources

More police officers will be needed in Northern Ireland because of the high threat of further serious violence, the chief constable has said.

No wonder Sir Peter Fahy, the Greater Manchester chief constable, has said that legislation allowing positive discrimination is going to be needed to end the embarrassing lack of black and brown people at the top of British policing.

Police officers are to use stop and search powers to target people who carry knives, Scotland's chief constable has said.

Northern Ireland's chief constable has said budget cuts are forcing his organisation into a virtually impossible position.

Northern Ireland's chief constable has said budget restraints will impact negatively on the force's ability to police interface areas.

Police tactics during rioting in north Belfast were "proportionate" and "absolutely appropriate", Northern Ireland's chief constable has said.

The secretary of the South Yorkshire police federation branch, constable Paul Middup, according to the minutes cited by the panel, told the restaurant meeting before Wright turned up: "The chief constable had said the truth could not come from him, but had given the secretary a totally free hand and supported him," as had many senior officers.

The Strathclyde police chief constable, Willie Rae, has said his force had been given no warning of Saturday's airport attack.

The Association of Chief Police Officers has called for the funding of a national database of men suspected of attacking sex workers, and its spokesman, deputy chief constable Simon Byrne, has said a debate is needed about changing the laws governing prostitution.

PSNI chief constable George Hamilton has said he will have 200 fewer officers than he needs next year.

Chief Constable Hamilton has said his priority had to be policing the present.