Sentence examples for to police through from inspiring English sources

They and other Klansmen were well known to police through all the years of "unsolved" bombings leading up to 16th Street.

Although the 31-year-old Tunisian, who held a French residency permit, was known to police through a string of minor fracas over the past six years, the minister confirmed he had not crossed the radar of the intelligence services.

She said she reported the assault to police through an online form, providing her Oyster card number, and was contacted by officers the following day.

The next morning he learned from news reports that Mr. Davis had been killed and decided to drive home to Satellite Beach to surrender to the police through a neighbor who has ties to law enforcement.

It is largely up to the agents to police themselves through legal action.

Some of the information, she said, was already accessible to police officers through other databases.

The offense must, of course, come to police attention usually through a complaint by the victim.

The bureau believes the true costs are many times higher, because many victims fail to report the swindle to police – either through embarrassment, or because they see  no prospect of recovering the cash.

Some 340,000 people, according to police, marched through central Paris to oppose a government bill that goes before the National Assembly on Tuesday.

According to the ACLU, close to 500 bomb-disposal robots have been transferred to police departments through the program.

Food and beverage companies in the United States have fended off government oversight of marketing to children by promising to police themselves through CFBAI.