Sentences with phrase «police recruits who»

Isaac Armstrong is one of the 28 new police recruits who took the oath of office administered by the chief of police Monday.
Under Astorino's leadership, Narcan training was added to the curriculum for all police recruits who attend the Westchester County Police Academy.

Not exact matches

New York State police officer Abel Tavares, left, hugs new recruits Veronica Perez, center, who graduated to the Queens district attorney, and Samantha Ventura, who graduated as a new Suffolk County police officer, at the police academy in Brentwood on Thursday.
He reported that, the New Patriotic Party and the Convention People's Party's polling agents at the Bolgatanga Regional House of Chiefs polling station, protested vehemently against some police recruits, who were brought from the Pwalugu Police training school topolice recruits, who were brought from the Pwalugu Police training school toPolice training school to vote.
The police teamed up with the prospective recruit who called Kunlen to inform him that his money was ready.
The recruits, who have already been vetted for the job, were called to police headquarters Thursday night to be briefed.
The county recruited «angels,» 100 local resident volunteers who would meet those suffering from withdrawal symptoms at police stations and keep them company until they could be taken to a place for evaluation and treatment.
For the study, the researchers recruited 93 experienced police officers, 33 police recruits and 1,401 laypersons, who filled out an anonymous online survey that collected demographic information and asked them a series of questions about their attitudes towards race.
Raylan soon teams up with his long beleaguered boss, Chief Deputy Art Mullen (Nick Searcy), to track down a person who may or may not be involved with Arlo's bag, but again this is mostly a superficial bait and switch that exists as a framework to highlight a promising array of new villains: Preacher Billy (Joe Mazzello) and his wife, Cassie (Lindsay Pulsipher), who may be using a traveling tent show to horn in on Boyd Crowder's (Walton Goggins) enterprises, which enticingly suggests the potential for a showdown that could pointedly play on Boyd's own discarded past as a hypocritical born - again Christian; Colton Rhodes (Ron Eldard), a former military police operative recruited as Wade's new right hand; and Randall Kusik (Robert Baker), a brutal bare - knuckle brawler who has a closer relationship to Raylan than he knows.
The X-Men star will also serve as an executive producer on the series about a former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer - turned - professor and writer, who becomes involved in a manhunt when New York Police Department officials recruit him to help them find a serial killer.
David knows that a single guy traveling alone in an RV will only draw attention from the border police, so he recruits a fake family to serve as a disguise, including the stripper who lives in his apartment building (Jennifer Aniston), the dorky virgin next door (Will Poulter) and a bratty teen runaway (Emma Roberts).
Moss plays a detective who has returned to the bleak rural town where she grew up in order to spend time with her dying mother, and is soon recruited by the sole local police officer (David Wenham) to investigate a case of statutory rape.
Based on an incredible true story, BlacKkKlansman is about a black police officer in Colorado in the 70s who is recruited into the local chapter of the KKK.
«Asano Katsuya is an US trained psychiatrist who had been recruited by the Tokyo Police Department to provide a profile through the victims» data.
Her path toward courtroom advocacy had a most unlikely beginning: She was in line at a bagel shop in 2006 when she met a police officer who recruited her for that role.
The reason is that after five years a police officer would become jaded, perhaps frustrated and not as effective as a fresh recruit who would take on the daily challenges of police work with a greater passion and vigour than a hardened veteran.
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