How To Use Police precinct In A Sentence
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Several were taken to a police precinct and left there overnight.
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The film culminates in a massive assault on the police precinct where the stoolie is being held.
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A bailiff leads K through a labyrinthine police precinct populated with people in similar situations.
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Again, the battalion took great care to distribute assets equally among the police precincts.
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She didn't think she could tell them that their little med school student daughter had spent the night at the police precinct.
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Unfortunately, a lot of police precincts, what they do is tend to focus on a primary suspect and then disregard any evidence to the contrary.
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It is difficult to imagine how such small numbers, even when concentrated in particular police precincts, could yield the necessary political clout to force more sensitive policing.
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The police precinct captains could then dispatch patrols, communicate between stations, and control vehicles.
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No, for my troubles I received a free three-hour stay in a police precinct and a desk appearance ticket.
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The crime rate in the Central Park police precinct is the lowest in all of New York City.
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Data collection took place in nine police precincts in Baltimore City between January and August 1995.
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The crook was handcuffed and taken down to the police precinct.
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But just how effective can it be, when it angers commuters and packs police precincts with arrested activists?
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The plot and subplots revolve as much around the police precinct and the town hall as the main characters' personal lives.
Times, Sunday Times
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Grandpa went to the police precinct and came back with handcuffs.
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Talk to the police precinct and get crime statistics.
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At police precincts in the city, the names of the 23 officers killed were read aloud.
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Discipline and training replace education for all but the privileged as schools increasingly take on an uncanny resemblance to oversized police precincts.
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The police precinct captains could then dispatch patrols, communicate between stations, and control vehicles.
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The articles quoted statements from the chiefs of two police precincts, who requested anonymity.
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During the mapping period, East Harlem had only two bars, and one is located on the corner of a block where a police precinct is located.
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Police precincts are closing, the permit bureau is being decimated by layoffs, budgets are being slashed ...
Jack Bog's Blog: August 2009 Archives
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There's the gym, the bathhouse, the police precinct, the batting cages.
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For one thing, police precincts were only able to send simple text messages to officers in the field.
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The British anatomist Sir Francis Galton pioneered fingerprinting for criminal identification, but records clerks implemented his techniques in police precincts.
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You can't walk into a police precinct with intimate knowledge about these murders and claim a 200 year-old Puritan is responsible.
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Reports have surfaced of celebrations in New York City police precincts immediately after the verdict was announced.
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When he still wasn't home by 1:00 AM on a week-night when he was usually home by 9:00 PM, I got so worried I called a police precinct.
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The plot and subplots revolve as much around the police precinct and the town hall as the main characters' personal lives.
Times, Sunday Times
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Syrian police precinct borders the site of the explosion, and may have been a possible target, but most of the victims were reportedly civilians.
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Police precincts were keeping crime and arrest information from each other for fear of giving a rival commander an advantage.
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She sounded distressed, and he could almost hear her voice broke slightly as she gave him the address of a police precinct in New York City.
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‘Court and police precinct records show,’ a municipal agency maintained, ‘that in arrests, convictions, misdemeanants, felons, female police problems and juvenile delinquencies, these areas are in the lead.’
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The plot and subplots revolve as much around the police precinct and the town hall as the main characters' personal lives.
Times, Sunday Times
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He wrote yesterday from a police precinct house in New Orleans.
