Sentence examples for patterns of police from inspiring English sources

The project, in collaboration with the Met, aims to explore the relationship between detailed patterns of police activities and the space-time pattern of recorded incidents.

Some conventional wisdom is being established by residents who have become particularly attuned in recent days to the patterns of police patrols.

The United States Justice Department, which was already investigating patterns of police misconduct here, has threatened a civil rights lawsuit if the city does not accept a binding agreement to make long-promised changes in officer training.

"They are superb in fighting crime in every sphere but one: internal corruption," said Milton Mollen, a former judge who headed a commission that in 1994 detailed patterns of police graft.

To test whether movement and collision data indicate different spatiotemporal risk zones, we predicted year-around probabilities of road-crossings of GPS-marked female moose (Alces alces) (n = 102), and compared them with spatiotemporal patterns of police recorded moose-vehicle collisions (n = 1158).

The pair, who have observed questionable patterns of police conduct in the past, sought out witnesses.

Bayley, D.H. Patterns of Policing: A Comparative International Analysis.

Thus, police officers in different neighbourhoods may develop different patterns of policing.

But the ACLU and 16 other groups issued a statement in August outlining a range of concerns about predictive policing, saying such systems give a technological sheen to old patterns of policing.

Although prejudice, and patterns of policing, might lead people to think otherwise, surveys show that in most Western countries people from minorities are less likely to drink or use hard drugs: 17% of non-Hispanic white Americans admit to having tried cocaine, compared with 10% of blacks and 11% of Hispanics.

The further a young person strays from idealized forms of masculinity and femininity, the more vulnerable they are to patterns of policing as well as more severe forms of violence.