Sentence examples for one of the constables from inspiring English sources

One of the constables - the officer who twice discharged the Taser - could also face criminal charges, the IPCC states.

We also see Happy Valley's furious politics about our dented moral compasses, in one of the constables' explanation for her behaviour: "We were always told to take everything they [prostitutes] said with a pinch of salt".

One of the constables' bullets fatally wounds the teenager.

There were 30 juvenile offenders lodged in the facility within the compound in central Delhi, said D.D. Singh one of the constables.

His breakthrough, in mid-1817, was a case in which a farmer who had been jailed for debt later killed one of the constables who had arrested him.

"One of the other constables handed me a mobile, a basic one they had taken off [Sanjit]," said Herojit.

Four custody detention officers received management advice, along with one of the police constables who detained Sheppard.

Then, referring to Nesbø's portrait of the fictional chief of police in "Police," he slipped into the first person: "Even if I have an affair with one of the local constables—" I interrupted him and asked if this was a true story.

Displaying all the ease with the language around NOS that you'd expect, one of the detective constables involved said: "I believe this may be one of the first cases where possession of a psychoactive substance with intent to supply has been sentenced at court since the change in the law in May to counteract the issue of what had been known as 'legal highs'".

Believed to be worth more than £1m, the painting was one of the first Constable made during his visits to the south coast.

He also obtained generous funding at a time of government cutbacks, and was one of the first chief constables to train large numbers of officers with firearms, anticipating the rise in gun violence of the 1970s.