Sentence examples for indigenous police from inspiring English sources

But in Kosovo the mere existence of an indigenous police force, built from scratch by the United Nations in the four years since the end of the NATO-led war against Serbia, is an extraordinary accomplishment.

Still, policing efforts have been greatly hindered by the fact that indigenous police forces who worked with Vollick before Khan's unit came to the region shirked their duties and sometimes even collaborated with the Taliban by letting them pass armed through checkpoints.

By moving the institutions of government, the offices of leaders and bureaucrats back to the destroyed city, Moscow and the Russian military command will be forced to address the security crisis, create an indigenous police force and dismantle the martial law apparatus that now smothers life, commerce and learning here.

"This was unprecedented historically, the departments of Justice and State have taken the lead in training indigenous police forces.

The Myall Creek Massacre, as it came to be known, was not the first of the hundreds, perhaps thousands, of such crimes that unfolded across the colonial frontier between the first inhabitants, soldiers, settlers, vigilante groups and Indigenous "black police".

Indigenous Australian police detective Jay Swan rolls into the makeshift town of Goldstone like the Man With No Name in an Abel Ferrara Fistful of Dollars reboot – mysterious, taciturn, in the midst of an emotional and spiritual crisis, and utterly hammered.

"The focus of the operation was to target the economic motor of illegal mining, which is to say the financiers and the planes used to invade indigenous lands," police superintendent Alexandre Silva Saraiva told O Globo newspaper.

Family violence is a significant issue for all Australians, but the problem is worse for Indigenous women: police field six times more reports of domestic violence against women of colour than against non-Indigenous women.

More than a year after 15-year-old Tina Fontaine's dead body was found wrapped in plastic and pulled from Winnipeg's Red River — and reignited pleas for an inquiry in Canada into missing and murdered indigenous women — police have made an arrest.

After the death of the man now known as Mulrunji, who became the 147th Indigenous death in police custody since 1990, it was Wotton that went to jail.

Bennett said many families of missing or murdered indigenous women wanted police to dust off cold cases, or launch investigations into the fate of the missing.