Sentence examples for police exchanges from inspiring English sources

Mr Chirac has spoken repeatedly of pioneer groups.The EU is, indeed, turning into a variegated organisation, with clubs such as the members of the euro, a defence grouping, the Schengen passport-free area and the seven-country Prüm group that is pursuing police exchanges and border co-operation.

The police exchanged gunfire with the suspect, injuring him.

It was set up in 1944 to police exchange rates and to oversee the orderly resolution of trade imbalances.

As they passed, the protesters and the former police exchanged mild insults under their breath, then glared at one another.

In Forêt, as Belkaid and the police exchanged fire, his two accomplices escaped, one of them still armed.

The details of the shooting were under investigation, the police said, but it appeared that the gunman and the police exchanged gunfire.

Harper, who was present in the Parliament Buildings at the time, was safely evacuated, and ministers barricaded themselves in rooms while police exchanged gunfire with the suspect.

The Israeli troops immediately responded with live fire, and for several hours they and the Palestinian police exchanged automatic weapons fire.

April 19 , 2013Lauren Leamanczyk (@LaurenWBZ) More FBI arriving at Dexter Avenue in Watertown twitter.com/LaurenWBZ/stat… April 19 , 201311.26am BST Susan Tran of Boston's WHDH TV reports police in "Swat-looking gear" going door to door on Laurel St, Watertown, where the suspects and the police exchanged gunfire last night.

Madagascar's army and police exchanged gunfire with a rebel police faction.

For about an hour and a half that afternoon, Robles and police exchanged volleys of gunfire.