Sentence examples for improper police from inspiring English sources
The lack of improper police action does not make identifications tainted by these factors any less prejudicial.
Instead of rehashing the killing, "Problem Areas" advances to an exploration of "improper police training," the factor on which a litany of newsreaders laid blame in the Castile case.
It also cautioned officers about demonstrators who "may attempt to provoke you into taking improper police action," and warned of "decoys who will get your attention in an attempt to draw you away from an area where unlawful acts are planned to take place".
Law enforcement agencies now identify behaviors as innocuous as public photography and note-taking as precursors of terrorism and crime, and have developed formal programs to collect reports of this behavior, leading to improper police stops and detentions.
These places are deemed improper for police officers to visit, said Mr. Fyfe, who patrolled the Times Square area in the 1970's.
Acpo is getting its wings clipped in the wake of its costly and improper undercover police exercise that saw officers penetrate green protest movements and a number of their women members.
Police acknowledged that an in-car video revealed "questionable tactics and improper comments" by police during Thomas' arrest.
Clearly the improper use of police powers can undermine public confidence, but it is the absence of a proper police response that does the most damage.
Of course all suggestions of improper behaviour by police have to be rigorously investigated but the current froth of comment impinges upon the integrity of most police officers, regardless of rank, which is unfair and unjustified.
It found no evidence that any of the corporation's staff had hacked phones or made improper payments to police officers.
After the verdict Mr. Manso assailed it and continued to gather material to support his claims that it was the result of improper prosecution, corrupt police work, a bumbling crime lab and racist jurors.
