Sentence examples for friendly police from inspiring English sources

"Hate the crime, not the criminal," a friendly police officer advises Hannah.

A friendly police officer counseled that the simplest way to make the case go away was to persuade the officer who wrote the ticket to lose the paperwork.

When her battery finally went dead (because of a faulty generator), two slightly awestruck cops gave me a friendly police escort to a temporary parking garage.

The tense atmosphere was broken by passersby who gave protesters fruit and cakes, and a friendly police officer who corrected a spelling mistake in chalking on the pavement: "Trying to help homeless evicted on Christmas Eve".

But Mr. Dhankar was undaunted, saying the photographs could be shown to the girls' parents, or to friendly police officers, who could threaten to press trumped-up criminal charges unless the behavior stopped.

A friendly police officer is more likely to shoo a truck than to ticket it or have it towed; a friendly doorman or guard can let him park in a loading zone.

In 2011, UNICEF WCARO partnered with International Bureau of Children's Rights and Save the Children Sweden to produce a literature review of police training programmes in the region and beyond, as well as a landmark paper on core competencies for child friendly policing.

(On the other hand, the traffic's still terrible; the motorist-friendly police and prosecutors are still shockingly indulgent toward dangerous drivers).

The revelations are a major setback for government efforts to "pacify" favelas by using paramilitary forces to drive out drug-trafficking gangs and replace them with supposedly resident-friendly police units known as UPP.

"Good afternoon, Miss Sunshine!" says the detective at the Youngstown Police headquarters, the friendliest police station in America.

We will support other VPUs in the districts to establish similar child-friendly police stations," says Rumble.