Sentences with phrase «senior policemen»

London's murder surge is the result of budget cuts and crippling reductions in officer numbers, according to one of the city's former senior policemen.

The development comes as the phone - hacking scandal continues to wreak havoc in Westminster, prompting the resignation of Britain's most senior policemen and triggering a rare Commons committee appearance from Rupert Murdoch and his son James.

Senior policemen are continuing to defend the force against accusations that it failed to assess the evidence it already had on phone - hacking.

«These officers that will be retired, are the last set of senior policemen that were trained abroad, or have gone for short courses.

This suggests that Mr Cameron was helped into Downing Street by a man who has already prompted the resignation of two of Britain's most senior policemen, following the revelation that he worked for the Met after leaving the newspaper.

Six other senior policemen and security officials also stood in the cage.

The home secretary has endured a bruising war of words with senior policemen in recent days, after she took credit for flooding London with police after last Monday's violence.

Sir John Yates, Britain's most senior policeman, told MPs on the media committee that he had been informed by prosecutors that a message would have to have been intercepted before it was heard by the intended recipient to classify as phone hacking.

Not exact matches

But for my unsurprised disappointment in the management of Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School (OKESS), I write to condemn the flimsy decision made by the Headmistress of the School for chasing Old Students (who committed no crime) out of the School premise and even some part of Tafo Compound with Policemen during the 80th Anniversary Homecoming cerebration.

If the military man protested that today my [senior] officer is not here, now you are sending me to court, a policeman should have said: hold on, he is right.»