Sentence examples for moving officer from inspiring English sources

"She wasn't violent, but she wasn't moving," Officer Wolfrom said.

The car kept moving, Officer Lora said, adding that he believed that there was only one way for him to escape.

"From what we understand, the cars were both moving," Officer Simon Drobik told KOAT News.

Mr. Mair said it was like "managing a stock portfolio," moving officers from one grant program to another.

While acknowledging that they will have a smaller force than the Daley administration once commanded, Mr. Emanuel and Mr. McCarthy are as leery as Mr. Daley was of moving officers from safe neighborhoods to higher-crime areas.

The policies which voters said would make them more likely to vote for a PCC were moving officers into neighbourhood policing teams, seizing more assets from convicted criminals and keeping police stations open.

Instead of using a boot to keep a wheel from moving, officers can slap a Barnacle across the windshield, suction it to the glass, and arm it with a keypad.

To establish how far that second train moved, Officer Martin said he asked the railroad for data from the engine's event recorder.

He moved officers out from desk jobs and onto the streets.

Police officials have moved officers into the Uptown section of the ward to address gang conflicts, said Maureen Biggane, the department spokeswoman.

The department may have been forced to move officers from administrative desk jobs to the street, said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.