Sentence examples for police has changed from inspiring English sources

Nigel Evans, the Tory MP, has said his view of the police has changed following his trial, and acquittal, on rape and sexual assault charges.

She added: "Obviously people are now well aware of this type of crime and the way in which it is handled by police has changed.

I visited Holbeck to ask a few of the area's regulars if and how the scheme has affected them – if they actually feel safer working there, and how much their relationship with the police has changed.

"The police have changed to serve the people.

Norman Siegel, the head of the New York Civil Liberties Union, who arrived shortly after the shooting, said that the police had changed their story.

On top of this, police have changed the way in which they deal with "malicious communications" – which relate to offensive texts or letters – meaning an extra 183 offences have been classed as violent crimes since April.

It takes so long to get justice?" Mr. Travis, a nurse's aide, said that he did not think the police had changed their tactics since the Bell shooting, and that officers stop and frisk a lot of local residents.

For families - for them to have at long last to have some faith in the British judicial system and that the police had changed and that things were different - it feeds that 'us versus them' and we thought we'd put a line under that.

Ms Jacobs points to the policing model adopted in Merseyside, where the police have changed their focus from enforcement to protection of sex workers.

An independent report found that some of the 96 dead might have been saved and said police had changed witness statements and tried to blame Liverpool fans.

The report also found South Yorkshire Police had changed some of the 164 statements made in the wake of the tragedy.