Sentence examples for suspects were shown from inspiring English sources

Dozens of handcuffed suspects were shown in televised news reports being escorted to prison.

It was unclear at the end of the day how many of the suspects had been arrested, although dozens of handcuffed suspects were shown in televised news reports being escorted to prison.

Suspects are shown with their faces out of focus to obscure their identities.

Clinical features of SNPTB suspects are shown in Table 1.

According to press reports, the suspect was shown on a video surveillance tape wielding a broken bottle and shouting, "Dirty white, dirty Frenchman," in French and Arabic.

This time, the title sequence consisted of various police procedural images, including a suspect being shown into a police cell, another suspect being interviewed, and a further suspect posing for mug shot photographs.

Traditional journalists decried the use of these reenactments, but hundreds of criminals were apprehended as a result of viewers' calling the station in response to photographs of the suspects that were shown at the end of each episode.

Some of the sharpest disputes between the agencies have focused on the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, one of two terrorism suspects whose interrogations were shown on the destroyed tapes.

Written samples by other suspects can be shown to be separate, ruling them out as "Ripper-letter" writers.

Graham Calderwood, an independent candidate, said he thought suspects should be shown a video of their drunken behaviour.

A suspect can be shown a card bearing a latent fingerprint and be told: "This is your fingerprint.