The word "policemen" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a plural noun that refers to two or more male police officers. Example sentence: The policemen apprehended the suspect and took him into custody.
What happened next led to questions all the way to the top of the country, with the former Italian prime minister Giuliano Amato stating: "Without doubt some policemen went too hard and used their batons too easily on fans who were on the floor".
HZ: "We see policemen being used for VIP security and trying to clear the entire road for the entourage to pass.
A force of 12,000 policemen stormed the colony and evacuated the 70,000 residents overnight to a swampy area four kilometres away (that turned into another, still extant, slum called Cheetah Camp).
Kerr also claims that "two plainclothes policemen" visited him in 1981 just before the trial of Joseph Mains, Raymond Semple and William McGrath – the three senior Kincora care staff who were later jailed for abusing 11 boys.
'The style of attack today is similar,' Mr East said, 'but with any inquiry you must keep an open mind.' Twenty-eight policemen have been injured in clashes involving hundreds of police and pickets at the colliery, where two men have been reporting for work for a fortnight.
Three other policemen were injured, along with two reporters and four protesters.
About 26 policemen were injured by stones thrown by the refugees, a police official said.
BS: "What people see of policemen is not even the tip of the iceberg.
Another melee followed, with some journalists and policemen in the courtroom calling Morsi a traitor.
Phalanxes of policemen barred the crowd of red-shirted protesters from approaching any official buildings, but the Bring Back Our Girls campaign was born.
I was grabbed by five policemen and held in a doubled up position for a long period of time with people shouting at the police to stop abusing me.
