Sentence examples for cops must be from inspiring English sources

Whatever the truth, the fact that many people think honest cops must be murderous cops, and accept it as the price of relative peace, suggests Pope Francis will be visiting not just a city but a moral maze.

So when Cahill approached Conte's workplace just south of San Francisco on Sept. 3 and saw a phalanx of police cars next to the building, he remembered saying to himself, "The cops must be getting tested, too".

But cops must be willing to take a risk and err on the side of not using lethal force in these situations.

Rothbard also urged the (state) police to crackdown on "street criminals", writing that "cops must be unleashed" and "and allowed to administer instant punishment, subject of course to liability when they are in error".

He said more "bad cops" must be fired and the department must lift a policy that stops victims of police brutality from talking publicly after reaching legal settlements with the city.

Saurav Dhakal, a young adult from Nepal attending his first COP says, "There must be give-and-take.

Given that the Army and State have been teaching police work in Iraq now for several years, the student cops must either be the world's slowest learners, or have the world's highest job turnover.

Simply put, the cop on the beat must be the eyes and ears of law enforcement, but without support from investigative units he will be merely an information booth.

"No, it must be the cops, you can see the light from the mobile phone," another one says.

As liberal black commentator Juan Williams notes, buttressed by FBI and CDC data, the number one killer of young black men between the ages of 15 and 34 is not the KKK or rogue cops (however much these evils must be reined it), it's other black men.

"I'm short and I'm small, and every time I'd look up to a cop I feel like, wow, it must be really cool to be a cop," she said.