Sentence examples for police vice from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago, King County police vice squad members arrested him, charging him with loitering for prostitution, again near the airport.

An off-duty police vice squad detective was arrested after he beat and robbed a prostitute he had picked up in the Bronx and then left the scene of a drunken-driving accident, the authorities said yesterday.

An element of corroboration came from Don Smith, an officer on the Los Angeles police vice squad, who told me of interviews he conducted with youngsters during a paedophile investigation.

The program began in November 1986, and the police vice squad soon called in Wodak, the public face of the effort, for a grilling.

Miami's Fraternal Order of Police vice president Sgt. Javier Ortiz said it was one of the goriest scenes he'd ever witnessed.

The fire marshal went to prison; and an official in the tax collection office, a water department employee, a plumbing inspector, and head of the police vice squad each committed suicide after criminal exposures.

And by policing vice, law enforcement is too often distracted at best or corrupted at worst, as familiar headlines about cops pocketing bribes and seized drugs attest.

In American television police work, vice teams are rarely endowed with such moral seriousness.

Japanese nuclear regulators, like their American counterparts, have frequently been criticized for following a revolving door into lucrative jobs in the industries they police, and vice versa.

As the teams left the pitch, a free-for-all broke out, a photographer attacking the police (or vice versa).

BBC2's offering, the futuristic drama import Defying Gravity, drew 900,000 viewers, a 4% share, while Channel Five had 700,000 and 3% for the police documentary Vice Squad.