Sentence examples for detect offences from inspiring English sources

They also hope to use data analytics to send officers to prevent and detect offences.

An advertising campaign has been launched in Preston to help prevent and detect offences of child sexual exploitation.

Police hope that by making people aware of the problem they can prevent and detect offences more quickly.

Six years ago, police performance meant cutting crime and detecting offences.

While the referee Rob Styles may well have been unsighted by Amdy Faye it was wretched that his assistant, too, was unable to detect any offence.

Just after Wayne Rooney's opener, Ruud van Nistelrooy was clear when Stephen Carr pulled him back but Howard Webb did not detect the offence, which would have demanded a red card.

In the UK, terrorism is treated as a crime and it is the responsibility of law enforcement to prevent, detect and pursue terrorist offences.

We know for sure that we were able to detect at least 28 offences from the high-up vantage point that the cab gives us, that we could not have spotted from ground level".

Determined tackling and long kicks typified what was a dour spectacle at a freezing cold Scotstoun Stadium, with referee Wayne Barnes detecting frequent penalty offences.

Or, as the Acpo research concluded: "We find a strong positive relationship between total offences and total detections as it stands to reason that the more offences you have, the more there are available to detect.

Police Scotland refused to disclose the ages of those searched or how many offences were detected using the 385,000 non-statutory searches.