Sentence examples for police introduced from inspiring English sources

After Dhu's death, police introduced a protocol requiring an ambulance to be used for any emergeny medical transport.

So there was dismay when an energetic new commander of the traffic police introduced a policy of zero tolerance late last year.

There is, for example, a color photograph, taken by the police, introduced at the trial where Mr. Lo was convicted of murder in 1994.

In 2013, British Transport police introduced a dedicated text service to encourage people to quickly and discretely report any form of behaviour that makes them feel uncomfortable – that could be rubbing, leering, sexual comments, indecent acts or more serious sexual assault.

In 2005, the Victoria Police introduced the Organized Crime Strategy.

The police introduced an already-scheduled body camera program just days after the shooting.

Inspectors demanded that Nottinghamshire police introduce improvements in several areas, including how it deals with children in custody.

Several of them demanded that the police introduce themselves and explain their reasons for detaining them, but the cops remained silent.

An article by Professor Garrett draws on trial transcripts, recorded confessions and other background materials to show how incriminating facts got into those confessions — by police introducing important facts about the case, whether intentionally or unintentionally, during the interrogation.

Twigger's book (subtitled "An Oxford Poet Trains with the Tokyo Riot Police") introduces "Chris" as an "ex-guru", "the original whiz-kid", now washed up in Japan, "trapped by the easy money of English teaching, rewriting and doing voiceovers for business videos".

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 The national crime recording standard, designed to standardise (previously highly inconsistent) crime recording by the police was introduced, police force by police force, across England and Wales between 1999 and 2002, increasing recording rates.