Splunk automatically pushes the detective and preventative controls by self-immunizing our systems.
He ably revealed the two sides of Addison's character, the glib, fast-talking, always-in-control detective and the aching, confused and lonely rejected lover.
New York's finest have a not-so-fine record of periodic brutality, corruption and ineptitude, the authors maintain, yet today's force is nonetheless one of the world's best, with excellent detectives and crime control methods, good technology, laudable integration and, notably, a healthy measure of self-control.
As I grew increasingly angry, the detective with the remote control in his hands pumped up the volume on the TV.
TV's answer to Speed 2: Cruise Control, True Detective's second series squandered every last scintilla of goodwill generated by its first.
The show's popularity was due in part to Caruso's portrayal of John Kelly, a tough-on-the-outside, in-control homicide detective with a tormented yet sensitive soul.
A writer struggles to make a screenplay out of his detective novel, tussling for control of the script with a producer who wants a happy ending, and no lefty politics along the way: "Change all the black, brown and yellows to red, white and blue".
One central London premises which has been searched was described by detectives as the "control" centre for the fraudsters.
One Osaka detective in the organised crime control division explains, "There's an aspect of this which is girikake (fundraising).
