Sentence examples for extra law enforcement from inspiring English sources

Essex County officials said they were investigating what happened and had assigned extra law enforcement officers to Logan Hall, which typically houses parolees and inmates from the county jail.

"On the cost side, with the security measures, the elevation of threat level to orange requires a lot of extra law enforcement officers, both uniformed and nonuniformed," he said.

When the terrorism threat level has been raised to orange in the past, extra law enforcement costs at state and local levels in New Jersey have ranged from $250,000 to $300,000 a day, officials said.

In more recent days the Holmes/Cruise union took place at the 15th century Odescalchi castle near Rome, where the town centre was cordoned off, and extra law enforcement brought in to keep the average Joe's away from the Forbes-dubbed "world's most powerful celebrity".

Since then, the city and state officials deployed thousands of extra law enforcement officers and National Guard troops to keep the peace and enacted a citywide curfew.

After his funeral, riots broke out in sections of West Baltimore, prompting city and state officials to deploy thousands of extra law enforcement officers and National Guard troops to keep the peace and enact a citywide curfew.

The shooting of Powell was almost certainly legal, particularly given the extra leeway law enforcement officers are granted under the laws they enforce.

The proposal contains extra powers for law enforcement agencies to target hackers including provisions that would allow for the prosecution of the sale of "botnets", which are programs built to coordinate attacks.

The judge picked a Saturday morning on a holiday weekend to announce the verdict, the sources said, to provide an extra day for law enforcement to calm the city, and also as a way to lessen problems that might be caused by high school students.

Janet Benshoof, the president of the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, a legal advocacy organization that has represented abortion clinics, said, "Any doctor who regularly does abortions in most states has been subjected to extra scrutiny from law enforcement -- they don't fool around with this".

Recently, the Justice Department announced its latest initiative, Operation TIPS Terrorism Information and Prevention Systemm), a plan to enlist "truckers, letter carriers, train conductors, ship captains, utility employees, and others" as "extra eyes and ears for law enforcement".