Sentence examples for secure a police from inspiring English sources

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, released a statement on Tuesday afternoon that a local dry cleaner tried to secure a police escort for Mr. Combs, but was "rebuffed" by several officers on the street, and a lieutenant at the station house.

Because Mr. Cote's group regularly worked with the health department and the New York Police Department's Emergency Services Unit on such rescues, he was able to secure a police van with a crane, a chain saw, and the services of the Police Department's resident bee handler.

Because Mr. Coté's group regularly worked with the health department and the New York Police Department's Emergency Services Unit on such rescues, he said he was able to secure a police van with a crane, a chain saw, and the services of the Police Department's resident bee handler.

On Thursday, the chairwoman of Bersih, Ambiga Sreenevasan, said the management of Merdeka Stadium had turned down the coalition's request to use the site, but that it would reapply and try to secure a police permit under the name of one of its member groups.

In London, placing his trust in a shady character to track a dangerous lead through the city's opium dens, he offers his bookkeeper (and helpmeet on the journey), Rebecca Sand, this explanation: "I thought of consulting with Scotland Yard to secure a police escort, yet it would likely drive away the very man who can guide me.

She is the lone female among law enforcement agents working to secure a police training facility under attack from a band of armed mercenaries.

For many victims, securing a police report can be an onerous, sometimes endless process.

The guide would allow doctors to carry out abortions for rape victims without securing a police report.

The examples mentioned above — $25,000 to settle a lawsuit, $6,000 to bribe the police, $100,000 to secure a job as a provincial police chief — were offered by people who experienced them directly or witnessed the transaction.

But the Fourth Amendment requires police to secure a warrant before they may intrude on that privacy to search for evidence of suspected crime.

The indictments charged that the lawyers paid kickbacks to the transit police to secure a multimillion-dollar contract with that union.