Sentence examples for constables with from inspiring English sources

Then he was battered by the special constables with their truncheons.

The hallmark of this system was its hybrid character: it blended discredited high constables with corrupt bounty hunters.

A more representative spread is seen in Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) and Chief Constables with a much smaller 22% privately educated but this is still three times the proportion of the UK public.

I hope these figures will provide chief constables with the information they need to identify areas for improvement and for the public and PCCs to hold them to account".

Tory ex-ministers with security experience also point out: "In those days, the police were much more subservient to senior politicians, you did not get chief constables with minds of their own".

Along this portion of the route, constables with metal badges over their hearts lurked on the porches of country stores (or some times behind hedges); equipped with what today might be called human ra dar the naked eye they judged the speed of cars as they approached.

Other sources revealed police had been expecting fewer than 15,000 protesters, and had only drafted in 225 officers to steward the event Those numbers turned out to be woefully inadequate, and a thin line of constables with minimal protection tried in vain to defend the entrance to 30 Millbank alone.

Jamshid Piruz lashed out at two police constables with a claw hammer during a break-in on 7 January 2016 in Crawley.