Sentence examples for police developed from inspiring English sources
The police developed a suspect: Mr. Lagoa.
This and this describe how the undercover police developed this technique to create their aliases.
The conflict-solving mechanisms established in England during that period offer a good example of how policing was done before modern police developed.
The submission argues that South Yorkshire police developed a "culture of impunity" that led to almost identical malpractice five years later, when 96 people were unlawfully killed at Hillsborough.
To crack down on home viewing of imported videotapes, the North Korean police developed the strategy of encircling a neighborhood in the evening, cutting off electricity, then inspecting players to find videotapes stuck inside, according to Young Howard, international coordinator of the Network for North Korean Democracy and Human Rights, a Seoul-based group.
Some inherently sexist but sometimes mainly exhausted police developed a "lady, let's get this over with" attitude, Boyle said, which he now describes as "inexcusable and indefensible" but was routine before the scandal broke – and still is in many departments up and down the country.
There have also been a string of disclosures about undercover police developing intimate sexual relationships with subjects of their investigations.
O'Connor warned of a "hardening" of policing style in recent years and the erosion of the British approach to policing developed by the 19th-century prime minister Sir Robert Peel and based on consent.
He credited this to a generally prosperous decade, a tough policing policy developed during the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, and "the social bonds coming out of 9/11".
In the context of a nation's public health, this approach is helpful for making health polices, developing goals, and allocating resources.
As a result, American police departments developed a personalized style of policing that allowed officers greater discretion than that used by the London bobby.
