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police squad

NOUN
  1. a small squad of policemen trained to deal with a particular kind of crime

How To Use police squad In A Sentence

  • Michael crouches on the roof, watching the action unfold. Police squad cars race towards the prison.
  • Then one of the police squad disappears. Times, Sunday Times
  • On the other you had police squads, sniffer dogs and queues to get past metal detectors. Times, Sunday Times
  • On January 23 the center was raided by a special SWAT-type police squad at 5 a.m. on the false claim that the center was harboring a rapist, drug dealers and felons.
  • The police squad fanned out and with their weapons at the ready advanced towards the target dell.
  • On the other you had police squads, sniffer dogs and queues to get past metal detectors. Times, Sunday Times
  • New police squad starts patrol on horseback.
  • Then one of the police squad disappears. Times, Sunday Times
  • In one case the workers were pushed away by federal and military police squads.
  • The conversation Greene had overheard was actually about the legitimate police squads who patrolled the miles of sewers criss-crossing the city, to prevent people travelling between the various sectors without authority.
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