Sentence examples for specific policing from inspiring English sources

"It might give away information about specific policing methods, such as location, frequency of stops, and patterns," he said.

We also explored specific policing practices such as being arrested for possessing used or unused/sterile syringes or for having track marks, since these reasons were previously associated with needle sharing and HIV infection among a sample of primarily male IDUs [32], [33].

Agency staff filled a variety of roles, many requiring specific policing skills.

Insp Steve Goodier said the cameras would only be used to capture evidence for "specific policing purposes".

Critics claim the review has so far been better at developing themes than specific polices.

"It used the idiom and logo of each specific police service," he said.

It can often, however, feel to social workers that those failings are attributed to specific police officers or doctors and not seen as wider problems within those agencies.

In operation since the late 1990s, Homan Square is used by special police units, including those investigating gangs and narcotics, that do not operate out of specific police districts.

And no, you can't dial 999 and ask to speak to a specific police officer, so if you are told to do this it is blatantly a scam.

Currently, said Udi Ofer, director of advocacy for the New York Civil Liberties Union, most of the scrutiny is reactive, focused on specific police episodes — especially in accusations of misconduct and corruption — and on a "few bad apples," rather than broader policies and programs.

It was fitted with few accessories for enhancing comfort, such as air conditioning, and the specific police equipment that it carried consisted of a two-way radio with limited capacities and an external rotating light fitted on its roof; a metal screen between the front and the back seats was common but not standard.