"Wherever there is a uniformed, trained policeman, law enforcement is swifter," Chief DeCarlo said.
Her rise up the ranks of judges has been swift, said Chief Justice William J. Sullivan of the State Supreme Court.
A rookie Los Angeles police officer who was named a suspect in a Pomona homicide investigation was fired Tuesday, a swift punishment Police Chief Charlie Beck had vowed to take.
While Thomas commended Turner, the police chief, for swift disciplinary action, he called for greater accountability for officers involved in other shootings he said are just as unwarranted.
He nevertheless declined the opportunity of a swift Antarctic return as chief officer of Discovery's second relief ship Terra Nova, after helping to fit her out; he also helped to equip Uruguay, the ship being prepared for the relief of Otto Nordenskjold's expedition, stranded in the Weddell Sea.
But even this scandal may already have been defanged by Mr Obama's swift sacking of the IRS chief, and his own evident fury at what happened.
The swift selection of a new chief follows a series of meetings in recent days among the core leadership in Quetta, Pakistan, and can be seen as an attempt to prevent further rifts in the ranks.
The formal occupation of Iraq came to an ignominious end yesterday with a furtive ceremony, held two days early to foil insurgent attacks, and a swift airborne exit for the chief administrator.
Now that it's clear the main aim of National Guard forces deployed to Ferguson by Missouri Governor Jay Nixon was not "ensuring the safety and welfare of the citizens," as Nixon originally claimed, but instead to help reinforce and fortify the already militarized local police, will Sharpton call on the commander-in-chief to order swift redress?
Reaction has been swift, with corporate leaders such as Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook and Yelp Chief Executive Jeremy Stoppelman decrying the legislation.
