Sentence examples for of the police code from inspiring English sources
It's clear that Dowd took full advantage of the police code of silence on wrongdoing in their own ranks, and has much to say on the subject of "rats" – without a doubt aimed at Ken Eurell, his former beat partner who became a prosecution witness in return for a reduced sentence.
Instead the City Attorney claims authority to issue fines under Section 63 of the Police Code – but that code section actually pertains to "Obstructions on City Streets and Sidewalks," and doesn't regulate parking at all.
If you read that part of the Police Code, what it's directed at preventing is the obstruction of streets or sidewalks with litter, potted trees, debris and so on not with legally parked cars.
Although a great majority of the department is not abusive, the report said, "This does not mean that it bears no responsibility," adding, "The police code of silence contributes to the machinery of denial".
"They are a serious sanction requiring officers to accept they have breached the police code of conduct and have failed in some way.
Former commander Richard Bryson, who was suspended pending an investigation into his failure to declare his own separate conflict of interest with Kamitsis, was last week demoted to superintendent after being found to have breached the police code of conduct.
The witness, famous for breaching the police code of silence, testified that on the night Mr. Louima was sodomized with a broken stick, he saw Mr. Schwarz leading Mr. Louima away from the front desk of the 70th Precinct station house in Brooklyn.
In the public domain, my first contribution was to amend the Penal Procedure Code and the Police Code, in which I substituted the word 'men' for 'citizens of Afghanistan.' As a result of this change to the Police Code, both men and women are now eligible to join the police force.
The acting NSW deputy commissioner, Geoffrey McKechnie, said the comments were disappointing and in breach of the police's code of conduct and ethics.
But even against that backdrop the Wrynn case stands out, because of the evidence that the detective violated a basic tenet of the police officers' code by endangering fellow officers.
The officers six SPVM and two provincial Sûreté du Québec officers were summoned in July 2013 in regards to two counts of derogatory acts that ran afoul of the police's code of conduct.
