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Chief Constable

NOUN
  1. the head of the police force in a county (or similar area)

How To Use Chief Constable In A Sentence

  • The chief constable applied for an order of mandamus directing the justice to rehear the case.
  • The chief constable herself has been touring the county telling people their police have been underfunded for years and the only way forward is more cash.
  • The claimants had commenced proceedings for psychiatric injury caused by the negligence of the chief constable as their employer. Times, Sunday Times
  • ARE our chief constables going quite potty? The Sun
  • The chief constable has made pledges in this regard and we want to see those kept.
  • This chief constable chappy in Essex seems to be talking a lot of sense. What A Bunch Of Plonkers « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
  • I had also been a public figure in Merseyside and had risen to the rank of chief constable. The Sun
  • Chief Constable Michael Todd hopes to increase his force's strength from 7,400 to 8,000 in the next financial year.
  • This wide discretion of the chief constable to keep the peace was affirmed by the House of Lords.
  • He would act on your behalf to the chief constable.
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