'police interactions' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "A recent study of police interactions in small towns showed an increased use of force in certain situations."
So as far as police interactions go, I'd say my first one went pretty well.
In part, it comes from police interactions with the populace, which is known to be uneven, often race-based.
Mr. Chodan discussed police interactions, and what to do if arrested.
People have never been more technologically empowered to document their police interactions — which, by the way, is completely legal.
But the laudable project of recording police interactions in the field is bound to create a formidable Brady problem.
Moore has now filmed more than 300 videos of police interactions with citizens in and around Gilmor Homes, where Gray was arrested.
"If police interactions with people are limited to situations where someone's safety is at risk, there's going to be X number of confrontations," Karakatsanis said.
He is a sociologist, and his substantive work analyzes protester and police interactions as revealed through 8,000 news accounts of nearly 200 US Occupy campaigns.
Results of the study were also published in the American Journal of Public Health, highlighting the connection between police interactions and increased anxiety and trauma in young men.
Mr. Hayden, 71, known for filming videos of police interactions with the Harlem community, said the officers had stopped him in retaliation.
And a statistical analysis of millions of police interactions revealed that few people subjected to stop-and-frisk methods had been engaging in wrongdoing.
