Sentence examples for warn officers from inspiring English sources

In addition, orders have been sent to all commanders telling them to warn officers that they are expected to behave at the rally.

In this incident, prompt action by the police department, which employed an agency-wide radio communications system to warn officers not to eat lunches obtained for later consumption, reduced the number of persons who would have become ill from staphylococcal foodborne infection.

The Police Department says it has a training program that explains proper arrest procedure and warns officers against racial profiling.

It warns officers not to be put off pursuing investigations because of the "cultural sensitivities" involved.

In effect, it warns officers to mind their backs: they will be risking their jobs if they make a mistake.

Other memos warned officers of a FedEx truck that might be smuggling illegal immigrants and advised that two armed, off-duty Marines had been found patrolling the border.

Another memo warned officers to be careful of what they put on social networking sites, because the information could be used to damage their credibility in court.

He had warned officers he was going to hang himself and an inquest concluded that the Prison Service failed to take reasonable steps to prevent his death.

Underscoring that point, a former corrections officer said Thursday that after Mr. Clements's killing, prison officials warned officers not to wear their uniforms to and from work because of concerns that the gang might target them.

In urgent tones, it warned officers to look out for "chemical reaction explosive devices made in plastic containers," saying that police officers around the city had encountered a number of the improvised devices of late.

"Do not mention to the public or the media the use of cellphone technology or equipment used to locate the targeted subject," the Iowa City Police Department warned officers in one training manual.