The phrase "police head" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the leader or top authority of a police force. Example: The police head announced a new safety initiative to reduce crime rates in the city.
The police head admitted that his officers may have been "over-zealous" at times.
Rule of law Eventually, in spring last year, the provincial police head apologised and Wang received compensation.
Mr. de Blasio, as a councilman, voted as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg desired and brought the police head count down from about 40,000 to 35,000.
The crime rate has fallen even though the precinct's overall police head count dropped to 356 officers from 403 officers three years ago.
Detective Chief Superintdent Nick Bracken of the British Transport police, head of the Selby investigation, said that the necessary questions had been asked and answered.
Hennady Moskal, police general and MP from theBatkivshchyna party accused new police head Arsen Avakov and security service chief Valentyn Nalyvaichenko of allowing instability in Crimea and inaction in the search for ousted president Viktor Yanukovych.
Several police heads already look likely to roll.
While he hunts for the book, he himself is being hunted by the police, headed by Inspector Carmelita Fox.
About an hour later, the police headed for the Lens office and closed it, based on an order from the attorney general.
Monday 7 April: Portuguese police, headed by Rebelo, arrive in the UK to be present as Leicestershire constabulary officers begin interviewing the Tapas Seven.
The Kolkata Police, headed by a police commissioner, is overseen by the West Bengal Ministry of Home Affairs.
