Sentence examples for pilot police from inspiring English sources

As a part of the street triage pilot, police officers are given 24-hour telephone support or face to face support on the street to help them make informed decisions about vulnerable people.

Post-production on the episode was delayed by Roddenberry's involvement in another pilot, Police Story.

A 19-year-old Burbank man was arrested Friday night after allegedly pointing a green laser at a police helicopter three times, temporarily blinding the pilot, police said.

During the pilot, police may turn off the cameras at will, but Lt. Matt Murray says that one day if the testing goes well, they may be on all the time.

That is why, Astronauts, fighter pilots, police and elite law enforcement officer teams are wearing and using Bell & Ross watches as tools for their daily missions.

Many professionals as well as airline pilots, police and fire department officials, and others not normally thought of as wealthy have retirement savings -- especially in two-earner families -- that meet this net worth criterion.

The Pentagon also hedged, claiming concern about exposing American pilots policing the no-flight zones in northern and southern Iraq to retribution.

The pilot told police he had consumed three-quarters of a bottle of whisky but had stopped drinking at about 3am.

Sketchy Situation provides a nice twist on Pictionary et al. One of the players is given a different subject to quick-draw and everyone has to spot the odd one out: pilot not police officer; octopus not spider; watering can not magic lamp.

The crew of the helicopter have been named as David Traill, 51 and a former RAF pilot, and police officers Kirsty Nelis, 36, and 43-year-old Tony Collins.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A helicopter carrying six people crashed in New York City's East River on Sunday, killing all passengers, while the pilot survived, police said.