Sentence examples for out of patrol from inspiring English sources

Officers said the superintendent, Jody Weis, had endangered them by pulling officers out of patrol cars and off their beats and putting them in expanded units, like the gang enforcement unit.

That means taking cops out of patrol cars to walk beats and become a part of the communities they serve.

Lovett and his passenger, Kory Watkins, were out on patrol as part of North Texas Cop Block, the local chapter of a political coalition that has sprung up across the country alongside protests against police violence in Missouri, New York and Cleveland.

Promoted to temporary captain on 1 June 1918, Howell led a party of three machines out on patrol eight days later.

When the officers got out of their patrol car and started to approach the group, two of the men ran in one direction and one went in another.

The two officers got out of their patrol car, and Mr. Quinones, who was in the driver's seat of the double-parked car, got out with the gun in his hand, Mr. Kelly said.

And he took the first steps toward using statistics to give police an edge: He told anyone who would listen that until the entire police force got out of its rut — until officers got out of their patrol cars and started fighting crime instead of responding to 911 calls — until that happened, the crime rate would keep climbing.

In recent years the job has changed quite significantly, with more officers moving out of beat patrol roles and into specialist units, such as crime scene investigation and domestic violence.

I became one of those lonely, out-of-synch mothers patrolling the streets with my stroller at odd hours.

Ericsson continued to sail out of Queenstown on patrol and escorting convoys, many times attacking submarines, standing by damaged ships, and rescuing survivors.

Indeed the latest touchline transgression from Pardew merely confirms a belief that he can become an out-of-control liability as he patrols his technical area.