Sentence examples for police collaborate from inspiring English sources

LA RAFLE During the German occupation of Paris, the French police collaborate by rounding up some 13,000 Jews for eventual deportation to the death camps.

The law, Chief Villaseñor said, will instill "a level of mistrust" particularly in immigrant communities and break down years of efforts to combat the perception that the police collaborate with immigration agents.

The attorney general's office, the state inspector general's office and the state police collaborated in the investigation, which began when State Insurance Fund employees reported that they were being charged for goods bought with credit cards that they had not applied for.

Police collaborated with an Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team known as the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit, who assisted the EPS in a several-week-long investigation prior to the raid.

According to Dawson's attorney, Margaret Osadet, several law enforcement agencies including Ontario Provincial Police, Barrie and South Simcoe police collaborated on a seven-week undercover sting to take Dawson down.

During the week of June 18th, the spokesperson also said, Los Angeles school police, "collaborating with other district offices and divisions, will begin to develop a timeline for working on identifying alternative strategies... Considering we are the largest school district in the state and second largest in the country, developing this timeline will take time and diligence.

But the trial revealed the way police would collaborate and coordinate evidence in order to get convictions or cover up the truth.

Today, the Secure Communities Program that has inflated the ability of local police to collaborate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE) to detain and deport over two million people has ended.

The police incontestably collaborated in them, as did the city authorities.

This includes German police authorities collaborating within two international police networks working on undercover operations, which have become established outside of official scrutiny".

More recently, police have collaborated with reality television companies to create shows that lure criminals in a style that fuses Crimewatch with Candid Camera.