Sentence examples for metropolitan force from inspiring English sources

The West Midlands police is the country's second largest metropolitan force in the country with 12,000 staff.

But the police – within the agency and the Metropolitan force – have refused to comply with his request because they say to do so could prejudice active investigations.

The crowds themselves will be watched by 5,000 police officers, according to the Metropolitan force, and the proceedings have drawn an estimated 8,500 journalists and support staff members from around the world.

THE key to effective policing, according to Sir Robert Peel, founder of the first metropolitan force in 1829, is that "the police are the people and the people are the police".

In addition, the policing costs for the Metropolitan force for mutual aid, overtime and staffing are £74m for the four days of disorder, Godwin told the committee, which was taking its first evidence session on the English riots.

The girl's parents reported her missing last Wednesday and Avon and Somerset police said the search involved detectives from the Metropolitan force and their network of international liaison officers.

The Denver Police Department, one of the few large metropolitan forces that has a separate citywide shoplifting unit, says that for October and November cases were up 12percentt from last year.

I'm sure you can imagine it [knife crime] is very much on our radar, most notably because of the national issues and in the larger metropolitan forces.

Thames Valley Police (TVP) is the largest non-metropolitan force in England.

Karachi's Citizens Police Liaison Committeee, an unofficial group that monitors crime, has proposed setting up Pakistan's first metropolitan police force.

These might seem trivial matters, the sort of actions one would expect any metropolitan police force to undertake.