COP FUCK NUMBER ONE We meet at a bar where he's hanging out with co-workers.
Willy Staley played in a gray cardigan and red Vans; our around-the-horn throws resembled something out of a Keystone Cops routine; and the number of brown bags visible in the dugout killed any shot we may have had at being classy.
Memorize the local cop-hotline number — or take your chances.
Those with mobile phones can access a special WhatsApp group, whose members include sex workers and peer workers, where violent clients and cops, "bad" number plates, dangerous patches, and details of attacks are messaged live.
The cops used number plate recognition cameras to build up a virtual map of the 24 trips Randhawa or Stephen Beighton had made in the Mondeo, and used a crude estimate to presume the group may have moved cannabis worth about $1.2 million in six months of known activity.
I would love to offer some statistics here on the frequency of undone cop narratives, the number of perjury charges brought against officers a year, the number of convictions.
No mean multitasker herself, Reichs balances glimpses of Tempe's personal life (notably her on-and-off affair with a sexy Canadian homicide cop) with a number of puzzling cases and some nasty incidents of professional sabotage, starting with the career-damaging charge that Tempe botched the autopsy of a Chicago heiress.
Correlation between the cooling (wet-bulb) effectiveness, system COP and a number of air flow/exchanger parameters was developed.
Having cops in my family, I know that the first thing you do is check a cop's badge number.
Hoskyns also criticised McCulloch's lyrics and the general mood of the album, noting, "Only on 'Porcupine' itself do the various strains of despair coalesce", and dismissed the entire second side of the album, saying it "horrifies the more for its uniform lack of inspiration, for the fact that every number cops direct from earlier songs without preserving anything of their energy or invention".
