Sentence examples for solid police from inspiring English sources

"The majority view upends this solid police work and sends the wrong message," said Celeste Koeleveld, the Law Department's executive assistant for public safety.

Solid police work and coordinated effort solve a series of killings with social implications in the fifth Inspector Hal Challis mystery by Disher, an Australian writer.

"We want the community to understand that our officers are going to continue to provide solid police services, as they are charged to do".

He said: "We should be devoting a significant proportion of that to dealing with the real criminal issues online, stealing credit card numbers, hacking into sites... that is going to take an investment in real, solid police work".

But Mr. Kelly said the arrest of a murder suspect in Georgia based on a set of 14-year-old fingerprints qualified as an example of solid police work.

"We should be devoting a significant proportion of that to dealing with the real criminal issues online, stealing credit card numbers, hacking into sites … that is going to take an investment in real, solid police work".

And the reasons that you found them beneficial, those reasons had been replaced by other good, solid policing techniques," he said in an interview.

Solid lines of police officers, cradling their nightsticks, blocked the streets leading toward the banker's meeting, bulging in their black riot gear.

The broad investigation into the killing of Jam Master Jay, who was shot in the head on Wednesday night as he sat on a couch in the lounge of a recording studio in Jamaica, Queens, has not yet uncovered a solid motive, the police said.

As I was having a solid weep, a police car pulled in several rows down from me.

I went to meet Madhukar Zende, an impressively solid, strangely feline police commissioner, who presented me with bales of handwritten depositions by Sobhraj's cohorts, scrawled in ballpoint or pencil, confessing to multiple larcenies in Peshawar and Karachi and Kashmir, carried out in a frenzy of bewilderingly rapid transit.