Sentence examples for police documentation from inspiring English sources

According to police documentation filed alongside a search warrant for Durst's home in Houston, he did not simply use an alias at the hotel's front desk.

Mr Kaliňák has flauntingly wielded this power to scuttle deeper examination of the police raid incident.Jana Dubovcová, Slovakia's ombudswoman, found evidence of unlawful detention, illegal entries into homes, a lack of police documentation of the incident and no evidence Roma attacked police.

The officer was responsible for completing police documentation on site and informing the appropriate police station.

Among the evidence gathered by the police was "documentation about flying ultralight aircraft," he said.

During that trial, according to Khan's lawyers, it emerged that he had lied about police exhibit documentation relating to Khan's cases, forged a colleague's signature, and stolen rent money he was supposed to use for a surveillance operation.

At the heart of the tension over how tech can engage with the Black Lives Matter movement are social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter, which have been fundamental to the movement by facilitating the dissemination of viral videos of police shootings, live documentation of protests and the coordination of movement organizing.

The State Legislature this week passed a bill that puts Georgia in a league with Arizona, the first state to empower the local and state police to demand documentation of residency and to detain people they reasonably suspect are in the country illegally.

With so much focus these days on the subject of illegal immigration, the relatives were fearful of being deported, they said, even though Arizona's new immigration law requiring police to check documentation for those they suspect are in the country illegally doesn't take effect until July 29.

Sports Direct also stated that "the police were seeking documentation which might assist the investigation.

The new law authorizes police to demand documentation if they have "reasonable suspicion" someone is in the country illegally.

To flee Arizona: Illegal immigrants, before the new law takes effect on Thursday that would require state and local police to ask for documentation from anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally.