SARAH DAVISON New Delhi, March 7 , 2010 Clark Hoyt: Times reporters are not permitted to take reporting from wire services and insert it verbatim into articles without credit.
In recent years, this police department has picked him up for shoplifting, taken reports from restaurants where he had dined and dashed, and once even brought him back from the airport after he tried to stow away on a plane.
Sex workers are more likely to be raped than the average woman, and I'd supported a fair few who had been raped, taking reports from them and offering emotional support.
In the beginning, I expected to find that police didn't take reports, and that was true: Of those who'd tried to report being the victim or witness to a crime, police had taken reports from only 44percentt.
"Steve," I asked, "since STEADS takes reports from only a quarter of the world's airlines, can we assume that 75 interference events is just a quarter of what might actually be happening on passenger carrying flights?" Because if my math is correct that would mean there could be as many as 300 events since 2003.
The day began with taking report from the night nurses, allocating staff to the appropriate areas, reviewing bed availability, overseeing admissions and discharges and accompanying doctors on their rounds.
The police took reports of everything from precious stones to boxes of diapers snatched while the lights and alarms were out.
The police practice of not taking reports from or investigating the deaths of prostitutes continues to this day.
Alongside my conversation with Meadowcroft, I was to take regular reports from numerous midweek football matches across the north.
Taking complaint reports from crime victims was routine and the officer's judgment was rarely questioned.
