How To Use Police blotter In A Sentence
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It has been a rough offseason for the NFL, with many players showing up on the police blotters around the country.
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Then they both laughed before the senator signed the police blotter.
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Take a look at the police blotters and crime reports in the papers.
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Unfortunately, however, he also found himself on police blotters, when allegations of a violent attack on an off-duty police officer and sexual misconduct arose.
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All I know is he has never been considered a problem and didn't show up on the police blotter.
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It's not usually a case of wheelchair thieves swiping chairs out from under patients, and the heists seldom show up on police blotters.
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He doesn't show up on the police blotter; he isn't at nightclubs when something bad goes down.
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Our nation's business pages bear a close resemblance to the police blotter, and investor confidence is at an all-time low.
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He lives a quiet life off the field, stays away from police blotters, night-club fracases, drugs, and other things that other notorious athletes get drawn to like moths to the bug zapper.
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It's about the routine of the police blotter, school board debates over the luncheon menu, the fluctuation of stock prices and all the other routine minutiae of life incur complex society.
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But I had made the Northfield equivalent of the police blotter.
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I hesitate to classify this under the Florida GOP Police Blotter given the outcome of the situation, but there's no doubt it would be there but for said outcome*, so here we go.
Archive 2007-09-02
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Peopleeating from themass mediaslop troughfilled withthe voyeuristic disaster blaster, tabloid trash, andlocal police blottercan't be held accountable for not hearing about the movement to impeach Cheney AND Bush, because it really isn't allowed past most of the media filters.
Corporate Media Blackouts Continue as Iran War Looms and Impeachment Moves Ahead
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Or was there a typo on their police blotter that ended up in making some felon's license plate number the same as mine?
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Guilt is less often seen in terms of hormones and more often in terms of morality than in other series, then, indeed, in the world as the police blotter records it.
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When reporters go beyond the police blotter and write longer stories, are they more likely to balance the traditional comments from police with comments from juvenile defendants and outside expert sources?
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But if you ask the average fan how we spent our summer, the police blotter would define it.
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But there are many truly good players who avoid the police blotter, and they're great role models both on and off the playing field.
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Too many athletes step off the football field and onto the police blotter.
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It is tough to determine what exactly it is that has made him successful in his efforts to stay off the police blotter and on the basketball court.
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He never has shown up on the police blotter, nor did he throw temper tantrums during his year in limbo.
