Sentence examples for police disaster from inspiring English sources

And Officer Edwards and Officer Dunton will have their sad places in the latest chapter of a familiar police disaster.

In fairness, the obstacles are many: incompetency, corruption, the sheer complexity of disbursing huge sums, the multiplicity and difficulty of the tasks at hand — defense, education, health, prisons, courts, police, disaster relief, regulation of markets, banks, drugs, food safety.

"They're rotting," said Lisda Cancer, the head of the police disaster victims' identification team.

After all the other police disasters, we might have hoped the Met had got its act together.

Because the end of the decade saw another policing disaster: the deaths of 96 Liverpool supporters at Hillsborough, innocent victims who were later blamed.

Amid warnings that the death toll was likely to rise, the government dispatched more than 3,000 paramilitary police and disaster response specialists to Yushu county, Qinghai province, where 85% of the buildings were said to have collapsed in the hardest hit community.

Establishing the age of unknown persons, or persons with unknown age, can provide important leads in police investigations, disaster victim identification, fraud cases, and in other legal affairs.

That means it could be used to resolve cold cases as well as help police identify disaster victims.

Governments use the maps for everything from improving policing and disaster response to planning new schools, roads and untold numbers of other services.

Police and disaster-management officials said the body of a 72-year-old woman was dug out of the debris of her home, which was smashed by a mudslide the night before in Shiga prefecture, east of Kyoto.

He confirmed that the family representatives have also raised "strongly" the allegation of a cover-up by South Yorkshire Police following the disaster.