Sentence examples for for a constable from inspiring English sources

The report comes at a time of rock-bottom morale in the police service, with entry wages for a constable set to fall to £19,000 from £23,000.

Djanogly repeated that he was not going to stop, at which point the officer told him he was under arrest for failing to stop for a constable, Isleworth crown court heard on Tuesday.

And it's so safe (a recent job advert for a constable on "possibly the most enviable policing post in the UK or even the world" went viral) that no one locks their doors and kids can run wild across the islands like Enid Blyton characters.

Gilly runs for a constable while the others keep watch, but when the friends are reunited at the station house they find themselves the sole suspects in the murder -- an unproven suspicion that clings to them for the next 25 years.

Mr. Kennedy's fights against injustice began with the case of Derek Bentley, who was hanged in 1953 for the murder of a constable during a burglary.

It is held for the sovereign by a constable, who is now always a field marshal.

He grew up in Marine Park, Brooklyn, fought in Vietnam and later worked for five years as a constable in Babylon, Long Island, where he lives.

Police community support officers already have power to detain and escort suspects and to hold somebody for 30 minutes until a constable arrives as well as requiring names and addresses.

The violence began about 3 p.m. in Oak Beach, after the retired officer, Richard Brooks, 44, who worked part time as a constable for the Town of Babylon, tried to pull over a resident, identified by the police as James Wilson, because he thought Mr. Wilson was intoxicated.

Johnson, a lecturer in linguistics and English literature at the University of Birmingham, had worked for several years as a constable in the West Midlands police prior to writing her 2002 study called So? … Pragmatic Implications of So-Prefaced Questions in Formal Police Interviews.

When bullets came flying at Cory Robert, a constable for Canada's largest First Nation police service, he says it took six hours to fly in backup to the remote reserve in northern Ontario where he served as a lone on-duty cop.