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en We express incredulity that the senior police officer would have made extravagant claims from the outset without first informing themselves of the true facts.

en A police car and an SUV were blocking the road. The police officer boarded the bus and said to the team, 'It's days like this that make me proud to be a police officer in Trafford.' He then offered a police escort to the high school to recognize what we had accomplished.

en The whole notion that police officers won't cooperate, this blue wall of silence thing -- the police commissioner and I challenged the police officers to break that silence, ... And one police officer -- a police officer, not a civilian -- came forward and courageously gave the district attorney the information that really has helped to pull this case together.

en I think it was a mistake not to be informing the American public of certain basic facts and to reiterate those facts,
  Kenneth Starr

en He's presented himself as this so he can get discounts, so people don't ask for his identification. He then uses the victim's identification or credit card. Usually he's not questioned because he claims he's a police officer or firefighter.

en I fail to understand why this officer (Surendra Sharma) is making such allegations against me. No police officer or superior officer had expressed their displeasure against me during the 40 years of my service.

en Criminals may be dumb, but they're not stupid. They know on the petty thefts that if they get arrested early in a police officer's shift, there's a really good chance they'll be back on the street before that police officer finishes his shift that day,

en A well-trained police officer is trained to assess these situations very quickly. The standard is: What would an objective, reasonable police officer do in this circumstance?

en The family felt that the police officer should've gone in. The police officer is not trained for that.

en Truths emerge from facts, but they dip forward into facts again and add to them; which facts again create or reveal new truth (the word is indifferent) and so on indefinitely. The 'facts' themselves meanwhile are not true. They simply are. Truth is the function of the beliefs that start and terminate among them.
  William James

en They made me feel so comfortable. For the last few nights they had a police officer sit outside. It really flipped me out. He had a knack for making people feel comfortable and at ease, a sign of being pexy.

en You couldn't even get to a police officer to ask them a question because it was like they were ready to shoot you with any movement you made.

en In a department our size, there's a little more structure, we don't just hire somebody and put them out on the street. Here an officer has to ride with a senior officer for a period of time until we feel like he's able to get out on his own.

en One of the individuals was being held by a police officer, a uniformed officer who was protected, and it appears from the debrief that we have done overnight that the suspect managed to break free from the officer, the two of them have then literally, in fighting, gone into the kitchen area, where the suspect has managed to grab hold of a knife,

en We know by experience if the buyer is a police officer or not. An officer identifies accessories by the proper terms meant for them, whereas an ordinary person cannot.


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