Sentence examples for police challenges from inspiring English sources

It was technically illegal – the city did not want anyone in its drainage ditch – but they rebuffed police challenges with a (legitimate) filming permit, a magical pass when dealing with the LAPD, and made it to Long Beach.

Smith's disclosure that police may be extending their investigations beyond the Home Office came as the Metropolitan police challenged the Commons Speaker, Michael Martin, over his account of the search of Green's parliamentary office.

But a hotel valet later told police that Armstrong was behind the wheel when they left, and after police challenged Hansen's story she ultimately admitted the couple made "a joint decision" to say she was driving to avoid publicity.

County police challenge Jobbik claims that crime is rising in the housing estate.

The police challenged David and told him he couldn't throw parties in his own house.

Or as source in Borough Park described how police treat civilians' reporting crime: "When people do everything right and report a crime, the police challenge them immediately.

Others are way out of their depth when facing more serious policing challenges.

The Garden, he said, posed "unique policing challenges" because it is near Penn Station, a major transportation hub.

But he acknowledged the policing challenges the mall represents, saying that one of his first moves upon taking over the precinct in June 2008 was assigning four officers to work there in shifts around the clock.

In a joint statement, Staffordshire PCC Matthew Ellis, Dorset's Martyn Underhill and Merseyside's Jane Kennedy said: "We respect the operational independence of the police but, as representatives of the public, we need to ensure that Acpo continues to have relevance to the policing challenges of today".

They appeared completely unprepared for the policing challenge.