Sentence examples for officers thinking from inspiring English sources

Her protection officers, thinking her asleep, were in the pub, but one policeman was still on duty.

Such a lack of information can affect officers' thinking, said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.

Boris Johnson has said he will consider ensuring that half of all new Met police recruits come from an minority ethnic background, but warned that the move could mean officers thinking they have not been recruited on merit.

Nine Afghan police officers were killed Sunday and five others were wounded in western Afghanistan when a convoy of Afghan and United States forces called in airstrikes on the officers, thinking they were militants.

CHP officers, thinking it was a relative, did not stop.

The responding officers, thinking they were facing an armed murder suspect, shot and killed Finch, authorities have said.

She said that some victims of robbery — a common crime against the construction workers who leave their homes before sunrise, she said — simply live with the loss, that women put up with physical abuse from their husbands for perilously long times, and that drivers pulled over for a traffic violation break down crying in front of the police officer, thinking that they are going to be arrested.

After this time, with the officer thinking the deer is dead, they then get out and drag it off the side of the road into the ditch.

Sands charges that I cannot use data to "prove what 9,700 individual officers are thinking when they make traffic stops". But if he thinks that is what I tried to do, he seriously misreads the report.

"If officers are thinking it could be swatting, maybe they let their guard down approaching the home.

In many of these cases, questions of guilt do not hinge on who fired the fatal shot, but on what officers were thinking when they pulled the trigger.