Sentence examples for constabulary away from inspiring English sources
But usually we were lucky, our 300-people parties were always close to massive raves that drew the attention of the constabulary away from what we were up to.
"If that means counselling right away, Durham Constabulary will do that".
The Independent has reached out to the Suffolk Constabulary for comment.
Could Sinn Féin take up a call to walk away from its justice ministry compromise or [police] constabulary boards?
"The Safety Advisory Group supports Norfolk Constabulary's suggestion that a review be carried out with the aim of enabling future cup ties to go ahead safely with 15% of away fans present".
The West Sussex constabulary had other ideas, though, telling Harvey she was too young and should go away and "do something useful, like a secretarial course" for a year.
The women of the area descended on the process server and the constabulary, and began throwing stones, mud, and manure at them, succeeding in driving them away to seek refuge in Lough Mask House.
The court said: A different conclusion was reached in Hardman v. Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Constabulary (1986), where graffiti, although eventually removable by action of rainfall, was actually washed away by the local authority, incurring expense, was held to be criminal damage.
Police Constable, Derbyshire Constabulary.
Inspector, Lancashire Constabulary.
