Sentence examples for key police from inspiring English sources

George Deets, the key police informer who set up the sale, acknowledged his own past heroin use and a previous drug conviction during the trial.

But the defence team, dubbed the Dream Team, was strong and combative – especially when it turned out that a key police witness, detective Mark Fuhrman, had a history of outrageously racist statements.

"Words are only as reliable as the person who speaks them," Anthony Iancullo, the lawyer for Andrew Garth, 31, said as he attacked the credibility of two key police witnesses, Officer Keith Jackson and his partner, Anthony Tortorella.

Mr. Schaming and several other curators deputized the three recovery managers, and other colleagues, such as Lt. Bruce Bovino, a key Police Department assistant, to serve as exhibit collectors.

The IPCC report found that key police failings included: Officers did not act on a tipoff from Napper's mother in September or October 1989 that he had confessed to raping a woman on Plumstead Common In August 1992, police went to Napper's home after a tip that he looked like an efit of a rape suspect, for a string of attacks known as the Green Chain rapes.

The research included a telephone survey of all 43 police forces plus face-to-face interviews with key police personnel.

And he certainly seems to be outdoing Saga in some key policing stakes.

Building trust and confidence, the development of community intelligence and innovative ways of working in partnership with the community are some of the key policing tools and strategies that will better tackle the scourge of gun, knife and violent crime.

His key policing priorities include putting victims first and fighting budget cuts.

Sir Hugh has also spoken out against the government's budget cuts, saying key policing areas will be left with a £50m shortfall by 2014-15 willhavell have to be met by local forces.

We ask all of Merseyside to remain calm as by doing so we can greatly assist the legal process.' Police are planning a low-key policing operation outside the court, but will have reinforcements standing by.