Sentence examples for order cops from inspiring English sources
The writer and co-executive producer William Fordes said Mr. Farina's arrival meant not only new dialogue opportunities -- among the "Law & Order" cops, Mr. Fordes said, only Mr. Fontana, talking with a stripper, would call her "doll face" -- but also the occasional impromptu lesson in police procedure.
Sheriff Ficano ordered cops from Wayne County to the bridge.
Orders or no orders, cops continue busting people for small amounts of marijuana.
After a lawsuit filed by the NYCLU last year, however, Ray Kelly has ordered cops to stop enforcing the program.
Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly ordered cops in 2011 to stop bringing marijuana into "public view" during a stop and frisk.
Customers of a Lickety Split ice cream truck got more than soft serve with their orders, cops said.
During the "March for Democracy", the AL ordered cops to man checkpoints at Dhaka's major intersections.
The series was based on secretly recorded tapes by whistle-blower cop Adrian Schoolcraft, which showed that his commanders in the 81st precinct, where he worked, ordered cops to downgrade felonies to misdemeanors to make that Brooklyn neighborhood appear safer.
In the eyes of the police department, Schoolcraft's crime was that he had secretly tape-recorded precinct roll call meetings where superiors ordered cops to downgrade felonies to misdemeanors and to refuse to take complaints from victims - practices that are said to occur in precincts throughout the city.
His lawsuit charges that Adrian's forced hospitalization was NYPD retaliation for his allegations that supervisors at the 81st precinct in Brooklyn, where he worked, ordered cops to downgrade crime statistics from felonies to misdemeanors so that city would appear safer than it actually was.
Remember, these allegations of police refusing to take crime complaints have been around long before Schoolcraft turned up with his tape-recordings of 81st precinct roll calls, where police supervisors ordered cops to downgrade felonies to misdemeanors and to refuse to take civilians' crime complaints.
