Sentences with phrase «of officers»

Make sure to record the name and badge number of the officer who responds.

Get the name of the officer who comes to help you file the reports.

She specifically accused one of the officers of inserting his fingers into her private parts.

Example: A corporation governs itself by voting, including elections of officers.

However, those lists are treated with extreme discretion because they include the identities of officers on undercover assignments.

Lead team of officers in day to day tasks which include: security screening of persons, pat - down searches, and x-ray operations.

He has been the target of a lot of the anger over the killings of the officers.

As they backed away, my uncle could see another group of officers climbing the outside staircase toward the building's top floors.

Detailed disclosure requests were made and a defence review of the officers involved in the case was undertaken.

The duties of these officers may fall under the umbrella of sports marketing or sports management.

But a revision to the elections section would have required that a proposed slate of officers be provided to members at least 30 days prior to the election.

This local congregation elected and installed its own officers, often with the help of officers from neighboring churches.

Traditionally it would take hundreds of officers countless hours to examine all of that media, but new versions of facial recognition technology have made that task much more manageable.

Ask for details such as your specific traffic violation, the citation number, when and where you were pulled over, and the name of the officer who issued the ticket.

Not against the individuals involved, but against the chief officers of the forces involved, who in law are responsible for the actions of officers acting on their behalf.

The police report will include a summary of the accident and the opinion of the officer as to who he believes is at fault.

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It turns out, this isn't the first such problem of officers shooting dogs unnecessarily.

This training was focused more on human medicine since the majority of officers there were medical students.

There is a very heavy police presence, with dozens of officers in riot gear.

He had gone against the advice of his officers before and likely did so again.

A new political party usually has to have a set of officers elected by the party's members.

Most of the officers handled crowd control, assisted special needs students and helped parents as they were reunited with their children at a local hotel.

There are instances where a question requiring mental arithmetic is sometimes asked at interview, especially for trading positions in the banking sector or as part of officer selection for the armed forces.

None of the officers wanted to retire but are being given no choice as the force battles to make necessary savings.

39 Having considered the evidence, I prefer the evidence of the officers.

An experienced traffic attorney can ask for the records of the officer's training on use of laser for determining speeding.

The board of directors is comprised of the officers of the association, the immediate past president, and twelve additional members.

These are automatic bonus attacks which deal heavy damage over a wide range, having the opportunity to make all your nearby enemies pay for the poor weapon choice of their officer.

We place our trust, lives and community safety in the hands of each officer.

If you have signed a traffic citation in the presence of an officer, it is your responsibility to take care of the citation, even if no Courtesy Notice was received by you.

You've got to go to the holiday party and the installation of officers.

That's when instances of officer brutality or uses of excessive force occur, he said.

These requirements were too rigid, too high, and focused the attention of officers through a restrictive lens.

The vests will also be custom - fitted to the body of each officer.

The first element of reasonable suspicion is subjective; it is concerned with what is in the mind of the officer at the point of arrest.

Members of the press can download images of our officers and find out rules on the use of our logos.

Remember, many of the officers of the bar associations are sole practitioners themselves.

The kids were asleep when the officers knocked on our door and told us be out in 15 minutes before the second set of officers arrive.

After seeing scores of officers there, he decided to search for the suspect around the neighborhood.

That can be a list with names and contact information of the officers who can prove your reputation, the rewards you gained and activities you were involved into.

The enforcement program, begun in 1998, provides for an estimated 40,000 hours of officer overtime statewide.

Several folks immediately responded on the side of the officer... that he was doing his job defending himself.

The school itself did not avoid criticism, and there were some who cast an increasingly suspicious eye on the recruitment of officers or agents of the royal power from among its former pupils.

«Some were arrested because they were throwing beer bottles in the direction of officers,» a statement read.

A meeting between the officer and the defense attorney may well reveal potential defenses and potential cross examination of the officer or other witnesses at trial.

Additionally, if items are in plain view of the officer, the items may be subject to search and seizure.