Sentence examples similar to constabulary intelligence from inspiring English sources
Intelligence police are pervasive.
The Inspectorate of Constabularies and the Crown Prosecution Service inspectorate said that intelligence had to be used in a more systematic way.
An investigation by a new Northern Ireland police watchdog has reportedly uncovered evidence that Royal Ulster Constabulary intelligence officers failed to pass along a tip about the bombing of Omagh that was given to them 11 days before the blast, which left 29 people dead and more than 200 injured.
When the intelligence services needed to integrate the Greek Security Battalions – the Third Reich's "Special Constabulary" – into a new police force, they had found their man.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary last year found that, in some parts of the country, Special Branch was not even seeking intelligence effectively from colleagues in the same force.
The SDS was told to gather intelligence about public order problems and, in the words of HM's Inspectorate of Constabulary, "to build knowledge of extremist organisations and individuals".
Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, the watchdog that looks at how the police function, looked for evidence of reports, complaints and intelligence that had been gathered on Savile down the years.
Peter Robinson is a good, gray writer who, while lacking a dazzling literary style, brings much sober intelligence and technical skill to the plotting of his police procedural series featuring Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks and various colleagues in the Eastvale constabulary.
Hampshire constabulary are looking into claims that Royston Smith, the new Conservative MP for Southampton Itchen, handed the constituency's Ukip candidate intelligence and a specially designed leaflet to help him target potential Labour/Ukip swing voters.
Chief constable, Cheshire constabulary.
