Sentence examples for direct officers from inspiring English sources

Like Bratton, he relies on crime data to direct officers to the most dangerous neighborhoods.

But the judge points out in the Davis case that police training materials actually direct officers to approach and question people in New York City Housing Authority buildings "without reasonable suspicion of trespass, and to arrest for trespass those who fail to leave or affirmatively establish their right" to be present in a building.

Most of those agencies direct officers to try to get out of the way of the moving vehicle.

Most of those agencies direct officers to try to get out of the way of a vehicle, unless those inside are attempting to use another form of deadly force against the officers, such as shooting at them. .

Like kings and dukes or generals and seargents, everyone needed a direct officer who resolved disputes, which, it was presumed, could not be settled through dialog.

Chief John Suchocki of the Windsor Locks police said his office received a call from someone at 5 20 p.m. directing officers to the repair shop, B&B Automotive.

The dispatcher heard Ms. Holten begging for her life and quickly directed officers to the scene.

The regulation directs officers to fire "at the knees of the rioters" and explicitly prohibits firing in the air.

He had taken up with a woman who was a correction officer; he was accused of directing officers to staff his wedding.

Justice John P. Dunne said that his order effectively directed officers to return to work, and that a hearing had been set for Thursday morning.

Commissioner Raymond Kelly of the New York Police Department came forthwith too little, too late when he issued a memo directing officers not to arrest people caught with small amounts of marijuana unless the drug is in plain public view.