Sentence examples for police transcripts from inspiring English sources

Then the police transcripts emerged, telling a different story.

Would we have been better off reading the police transcripts and court records?

As you read police transcripts of D'Angelo's sweary telephone conversations, it becomes clear that he was way out of his depth.

He gained access to a wealth of evidence from the case including police transcripts (Bunting said very little in court) as well as key books on the subject (notably, Killing for Pleasure, by journalist Debi Marshall).

He also read about the subject extensively – books by and about Savile, the Stoke Mandeville report into his abuse at the hospital and police transcripts, some of which are used in the play.

In his first online conversation with a parent posing as a 13-year-old girl, Mr. Centeri asked the supposed teenager if she liked "older guys" and identified himself as a teacher, according to police transcripts.

"OK, do we know how the person died?" asked the operator, according to a police transcript.

Following is a police transcript of the 911 call before an 18-year-old was shot by the police on Monday evening: Duration: 1 minute, 17 seconds.

According to the police transcript of the conversation, Joseph E. Ogeka, then the associate high school principal, told an officer that he did not want Mr. Pace "going back on the bus with our kids".

When they were offered a bribe, one turned to the other and, according to the police transcript, said, "I would take a bribe, wouldn't you?" Shuy analyzed the tape and, on the stand, testified that the defendant had actually said the opposite: "I wouldn't take a bribe, would you?" The tape was scratchy.

Meanwhile, it emerged on Friday that PIP's chief executive, Jean-Claude Mas, admitted to the police last October that the company used the low-grade material "because it was less expensive," according to a police transcript first published by Agence France-Presse.