Sentence examples for put in police from inspiring English sources

TV footage shows them being put in police car, apparently handcuffed.

May said the government was investing more in mental health and that the number of people being put in police cells because of mental health issues had more than halved.

Richard Ottaway, chairman of foreign affairs select committee, defended the prime minister: "I think what David Cameron is making perfectly clear is that we went there to rid Afghanistan of Al-Qaida, that has been done; we went there to build capacity to put in police, to put in security forces and to train them, that is job done.

He said arranging out-of-hours support for young people could take "quite some time" which led to children being put in police cells "until somewhere better is found for them to be placed".

Police said 23 police officers were among the injured and 378 of the arrested have been put in police custody.

Worst of all, in the 21st century we still see thousands of mentally unwell adults and hundreds of children put in police cells because NHS services can't or won't take them.

The Afghans have to screen the leadership and have to incorporate a meritocracy when they start putting in police commanders.

She was put in a police cell in Hastings for 24 hours.

He was put in a police car with sirens and taken to the Home Office to chair a Cobra meeting.

He was put in a police van, where it was claimed the 27-year-old had to be subdued with pepper spray, before allegedly biting the arresting officer.

I come from those kind of communities that aren't that safe – and if you put in more police officers we feel threatened; if you put more lights, we're like why are there so many lights?