Screening images are automatically deleted, and the officer viewing the image will never see the passenger.
Lt. Gen. Raheel Sharif, 57, a career infantry officer viewed as a moderate, will head Pakistan's 600,000-person army when Gen. Ashfaq Kayani, 61, steps down Thursday after six years at the helm.
Many Oakland police officers view these programs as condoning lawlessness.
It's also a matter of changing the way officers view their jobs.
As a passing bus obscured the officers' view, they heard gunshots, the police said.
Under interrogation, one of the terrorists insists that what the officers view as reality is nothing more than a mirage.
To their credit, Wesleyan University's admissions officers view high school seniors as people, not merely as test scores and grades.
Good cop and bad cop rolled into one, Mackey struts gonadally around the station as if he owned the place — and he does — while his fellow-officers view him with ambivalence or outright contempt.
Civil rights lawyers say that officers view the invitation to enter a building — denoted by a metal sign outside — as a license to roam hallways, laundry rooms and stairwells questioning people and making arrests.
But Kurdish forces, known as the Peshmerga, determined to defend their own autonomous region in the north and east, have begun to fight the IS along the border between Kurdistan and Nineveh.From a new operations centre in Baghdad, American officers view images supplied by surveillance drones to help the Iraqi army identify IS targets.
She argues that police culture and the way officers view their community needs to change fundamentally.
