Sentence examples similar to threatening detectives from inspiring English sources

With County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta threatening layoffs, Detective Howell fears the department will not replace the retirees, most of whom have 25 to 35 years on the job.

The wounds were described as non-life-threatening. Detectives believe that the attack took place between 8 p.m. Saturday, July 7 and 10 30 a.m.

"fyi. is it me or is this both snotty and threatening," the detective wrote.

But on Monday, when confronted by police officials about inconsistencies in his story, Mr. Nava admitted that he had inflicted scratches and bruises on his own face because of "underlying personal issues" and that he had not received any threatening e-mail messages, said Detective Sgt. Ernie Silagyi, who interviewed Mr. Nava.

"These contemporary detectives are seen as threatening, but that's what makes them so interesting," Ms. Eaton said.

One segment of the DVD includes the transcript of a tape recording, secretly made by a parent, of a detective being abusive and threatening when a child denies he was molested in the Friedmans' basement.

Aerith first appeared on the Ottawa police's radar on November 21, the day the hacker group defaced the City of Ottawa website with a dancing banana and a threatening message directed at a local detective.

Next week: Miss Skattergoods and Detective Oakwood discover who left the threatening Latin notes.

Police said both detectives were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

"Quite possibly". The detective constable reiterated that the officers were not threatening or intimidating her.

But a detective and child protection officer concluded he was not threatening Luke.