Sentence examples for higher police from inspiring English sources

"Higher police numbers can mean a rise in reported crime," he wrote in the Times.

Asked how the new rules would be enforced, Gay said a higher police presence would catch cyclists and drivers.

He credited an unusual campaign from higher police officials pressing his department into trying to apprehend the perpetrators.

Larger, busier stations also have a higher police presence, so more offences are likely to be recorded".

"Some of that overtime budget -- I'm sorry, much or most of that overtime budget -- could be shrunk, and that money cold go into paying a cop tuition assistance programs, and paying for higher police salaries".

Johnson said the concerns highlighted in the second part of the Reading the Riots report, jointly conducted by the Guardian and the London School of Economics, were "very helpful to all of us who want to campaign for higher police numbers".

Tensions between the two groups ran high; police acted as a buffer between them for hours.

"There will be a very high police presence regardless (but) you may well expect to see higher visibility".

Even though the number is high, police point out that 1995, with 29 homicides, had the highest numbers in the past two decades.

The end result was a lot of drugs seized, one dealer nabbed and, thanks to an unfortunate accident, a lot of very high police officers.

PARIS — France's highest police official warned on Wednesday of a significant and "specific" risk of a terrorist attack on French soil from Al Qaeda's North African affiliate.