Sentence examples for made by detectives from inspiring English sources

One fact is clear from police and court records: virtually no effort was made by detectives working under Mr. Race's supervision or prosecutors from Mr. Hynes's office to corroborate Mr. Garner's claims, despite two florid warning signs.

A1 Review of Minor Drug Arrests Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik was said to be intensively reviewing antidrug efforts, examining costs and the high percentage of minor arrests made by detectives.

The arrest was made by Detective William Brosnan, who usually gets the right man, but never gets a conviction, because the minds of his witnesses always go blank.

Officials said he was analyzing how overtime money was being spent and reviewing the high percentage of petty drug arrests being made by narcotics detectives.

Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik is conducting an intensive review of the Police Department's antidrug efforts, focusing on how tens of millions of dollars in overtime are being spent and on the high percentage of minor arrests being made by narcotics detectives, according to several senior law enforcement officials.

According ComicBookMovie.com, one of the first sites to get their hands on the script, calls were made by a "detective" from Marvel, attempting to gather details on the breach, which eventually turned out to be a legitimate copy of the script.

The recording was made by Suffolk County homicide detectives at the Shelter Island police station less than five hours after the shooting on April 27 , 1998

Warren denies ever making this comment, saying it was a lie made up by detectives who could not believe he was walking free.

No arrests had been made by Saturday afternoon, and detectives said the killer left without taking any property.

In his decision, Justice Arthur J. Cooperman rejected various arguments made by lawyers for the detectives, Michael Oliver, Gescard F. Isnora and Marc Cooper, who followed Mr. Bell to his car during an undercover operation at a topless bar in Jamaica, Queens.

ATP TO ENDORSE REPORT The ATP is expected to endorse on Monday the principal recommendations made by two former British detectives in a report released last month that analyzed the integrity of tennis and the potential for corruption in the game.