Sentence examples for publish police from inspiring English sources
A Diplomatic Protection Squad officer was arrested on Saturday by officers investigating how national newspapers came to publish police records of the incident.
The arrest was made by officers investigating how national newspapers came to publish police records of an incident at Downing Street involving ex-chief whip Andrew Mitchell.
The arrest was made by officers investigating how national newspapers came to publish police records of an incident at Downing Street.
A Diplomatic Protection Squad officer was arrested on Saturday by officers investigating how national newspapers came to publish police records of an incident at Downing Street, which involved the then chief whip allegedly calling police officers "plebs".
And so can prospective business clients, unless he pays what he considers extortion to the websites that publish police photos -- and take them down for a fee.
Published police reports evaluated the victims as though they were beauty contestants, using words like "pretty" and "attractive".
The published police mug shot of Genovese, twenty-eight years old, staring hopefully at the camera, looking uncannily like Millie Perkins (who had played Anne Frank in the movie version of her life), must have brought all that bottled-up emotion to the surface.
Data were collected from TV news cast transcripts, newspaper articles, obituaries and published police reports from a variety of sources.
According to the legislation, the commissioner's basic duties will be to publish a "police and crime plan", set local police and crime objectives and the budget.
In the time from when I started writing this post to hitting publish, the police have murdered two more black people, Terence Crutcher and Keith Lamont Scott.
But Mr. Han's most vexing challenge comes from a more formidable nemesis: the unseen censors who delete blog posts they deem objectionable and the publishing police who have held up the release of his new magazine, "A Chorus of Solos," a provocative collection of essays and photographs.
