| But police say a sharp-eyed patrolman helped prevent a much larger tragedy there. |
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| There were only two or three deans to address disciplinary issues, and a lone patrolman stood watch in the lobby of the school. |
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| Why is a police surveillance camera on a public street any more intrusive than a patrolman stationed on the corner? |
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| Instead of arriving at the central police station, the patrolman pulled into a satellite station. |
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| This way, if a call was made by a patrolman and a patrol wagon was sent, the officers aboard the wagon were able to listen for the ringing alarm. |
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| In January 1969 he joined the Washington Metropolitan Police Department as a patrolman. |
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| The largest remaining problem was with the method used by the station to contact the patrolman, whether he was on a car or on foot. |
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| Concerned for both her safety, and that of other road users, the patrolman then called police. |
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| Mike Norton, a rookie border patrolman, is a stark contrast to the gentle Melquiades. |
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| They tethered their horses, leaving the most junior patrolman to stand guard, and Inkerman led the way in. |
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| Pte Jonathan Forsyth supervises as an ANP patrolman learns to apply a tourniquet to his own arm. |
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| The officer who shot myers was identified as Jason Flanery, a 32-year-old white patrolman. |
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| In some areas, however, the patrolman may make the first response to cases originating in his beat and then file the corresponding report. |
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| Finally, a retired highway patrolman monitoring a police scanner slowed the suspect by using his car to block the suspect on a small residential road. |
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| Uxbridge led Massachusetts in robberies for a quarter of the year in 1922, and the town voted to hire its first nighttime police patrolman. |
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| We have found that a patrolman in the central section of the city can switch on, and later switch off, 100 signs with ease. |
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| The Commendation was to recognize MCpl Blondeau's actions during an Oct 2001 armed standoff at CFB Wainwright while he was posted there as a patrolman. |
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| Wrapped in cellophane imprinted with bunnies, eggs and flowers, the marijuana was in a cartop luggage carrier, the patrolman said. |
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| Flat feet may be important to the patrolman who must pound a beat, but in cities with patrol cars, should mild cases of flat feet disqualify? |
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| The patrolman had the misfortune to be assigned a beat that ran past the house of Ms. McDougall, a notorious prattler and neighborhood gossip. |
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| While Ferguson police have said Brown pushed the officer as the patrolman was trying to exit his car and then struggled with him over his gun, Johnson has said the officer was the aggressor. |
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| Lack of a cuppa from No 10 Dave Bromley, an AA patrolman, reveals on the motoring organisation's website that he had a call to rescue a car that was jammed on a rising bollard – in Downing Street. |
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| Yet, when he was working as a first-aid ski patrolman in the 2 Alpes resort, he restored with his own hands a former sheepfold and cultivated his builder's talents. |
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| Upon completion of his Military Police QL3 course he was posted to Canadian Forces Base Borden, ON, and employed as a patrolman, criminal and drug investigator. |
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| The patrolman who saved Welsh from a serious beating assured the magistrate that it was a friendly fight and the charges were dismissed against both men. |
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| The sharp-eyed detective noticed things the ordinary patrolman missed. |
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| Christened the Highway Patrolman, this new six-gun enjoyed all of the inherent qualities of the original. |
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| See, a hippie came through town, so Patrolman France arrested him. |
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