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| hief" in command of the fictitious Eastland | Constabulary, a large police force covering all of it. |
| 8, he was the Chief Constable with Cheshire | Constabulary, a post he held since 2002. |
| In 1978, the Baluchistan | Constabulary, a Levies unit located at districts Kharan |
| Northumberland | Constabulary absorbed Berwick-upon-Tweed Borough Police |
| 23 May - Irish | Constabulary Act provides central organisation for the p |
| Constable if Her Majesty's Inspectorate of | Constabulary agreed that it was necessary. |
| lly called the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly | Constabulary, although this name was rarely used. |
| The loyalists clashed with the Royal Ulster | Constabulary although the ban was upheld and both Graham |
| rthamptonshire Police and Avon and Somerset | Constabulary, although many still use CS Incapacitant Sp |
| It also took in parts of the Staffordshire | Constabulary and Worcestershire Constabulary. |
| It was itself amalgamated with Flintshire | Constabulary and Denbighshire Constabulary in 1967, the |
| 1968, the force amalgamated with Mid-Wales | Constabulary and Pembrokeshire Constabulary to form Dyfe |
| 2006) was the chief constable of Shropshire | Constabulary and later Hampshire Constabulary. |
| 1958 by the amalgamation of Carmarthenshire | Constabulary and Cardiganshire Constabulary under sectio |
| ated with Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire | Constabulary and Pembrokeshire Constabulary to form Dyfe |
| nment Act 1972 with parts of the Lancashire | Constabulary and Cheshire Constabulary to form Merseysid |
| except the City of London Police, Hampshire | Constabulary and West Mercia Constabulary use the Brunsw |
| The Philippine Army, Philippine | Constabulary, and civilian guards attacked villages seek |
| lso operating from there is Gloucestershire | Constabulary and Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| ins the Tactical Training Centre for Durham | Constabulary and Cleveland Police. |
| s in the borough are provided by Lancashire | Constabulary and controlled by Lancashire County Council |
| was a senior police officer with Wiltshire | Constabulary and her mother was a hairdresser. |
| n 1967 by the amalgamation of Monmouthshire | Constabulary and Newport Borough Police. |
| he chaired an inquiry into the Royal Irish | Constabulary and the Dublin Metropolitan Police. |
| leaving the Army he joined the Royal Irish | Constabulary, and was appointed Deputy Chief Constable o |
| 4) is a detective constable with Lancashire | Constabulary, and blogger who lives in Lancashire. |
| Calvert worked for the B Specials | Constabulary and as a farmer before joining the Democrat |
| return to Ireland he joined the Royal Irish | Constabulary and was promoted to Deputy Chief Inspector. |
| y officers, one a member of the Royal Irish | Constabulary and lastly a single civilian informant. |
| he service was renamed the Newham Community | Constabulary and an Inspector was appointed to head the |
| It was founded in 1928 as RUC (Royal Ulster | Constabulary) and changed its name in 2002, following th |
| He joined the Monmouthshire | Constabulary and spent a few years as a training instruc |
| is point the force was renamed to Hampshire | Constabulary and Osmond remained chief constable until h |
| as a police station for the Cheshire County | Constabulary, and was designed by the local architect Jo |
| formerly the headquarters of the Berkshire | Constabulary, and is now the training centre for the Tha |
| uit of Sakay in the hands of the Philippine | Constabulary and Philippine Scouts. |
| hire Probation Trust, along with Lancashire | Constabulary and Her Majesty's Prison Service work close |
| lster Defence Regiment and one Royal Ulster | Constabulary), and all were killed by the IRA in separat |
| s worked in fields such as the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, and noted that some Orange Order marches w |
| nal Commander with the Metropolitan Special | Constabulary, and for this he was appointed Officer of t |
| re pronounced with murderous attacks on the | constabulary and officers." |
| 36), an off duty member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, and David Stinson (32), a civilian, both P |
| ees Border TV, Hadrians Wall, Durham County | Constabulary, and the City of London Police. |
| ugh force of 350, 200 from the North Riding | Constabulary and 175 from the Durham force. |
| to alert the authorities), the Royal Ulster | Constabulary and British Army troops arrived at the scen |
| teacher, a member of the Royal Newfoundland | Constabulary, and member of the Newfoundland Ranger Forc |
| t Chief Constable Ian Blair , the Hampshire | Constabulary and also private security firms which were |
| security forces: British Army, Royal Ulster | Constabulary and Ulster Defence Regiment; between 600 an |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| l those matters; and that the Inspectors of | Constabulary and Stipendiary Magistrates were charged wi |
| ocal Government Act 1972 with West Midlands | Constabulary and parts of other forces to form the West |
| 9), a Protestant member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, and Michael Gibson (20), a member of the B |
| 9), a Protestant member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary and Robert Maughan (30), a member of the Br |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| 34), Protestant members of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary and Sister Catherine Dunne (37), a Catholic |
| testant off duty member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary and Helen Woodhouse (29), Protestant civili |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| 29), an off duty member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, and John McCabe (25), a Catholic civilian |
| oint investigation by Dumfries and Galloway | Constabulary and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigatio |
| sharing agreement with neighbouring Durham | Constabulary and Northumbria Police in which all three f |
| he became a police cadet with the Wiltshire | Constabulary and as such was one of the first on the sce |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the South Western Ambulance Service. |
| Philippine Commonwealth Army and Philippine | Constabulary and the American soldiers and military offi |
| Fire and Rescue Service, Avon and Somerset | Constabulary and the Great Western Ambulance Service. |
| ed in 1950 by the merger of Caernarfonshire | Constabulary, Anglesey Constabulary and Merionethshire C |
| Armed | constabulary are not usually in contact with the public |
| In 1957 he joined Warwickshire | Constabulary as a Constable. |
| Everett joined the Wiltshire County | Constabulary as a Constable at the age of 18. |
| ineer before then joining the Monmouthshire | Constabulary as a police officer. |
| ntil 1915, when he joined Lancashire County | Constabulary as Deputy Chief Constable. |
| 26 October 1882 he entered the Royal Irish | Constabulary as a cadet, and becoming in due course a di |
| tion in 1843 to dissolve the Worcestershire | Constabulary as "the benefit derived from the employment |
| nteers, Down Orange Welfare, Ulster Special | Constabulary Association, Ulster Volunteer Service Corps |
| He was a Sergeant in the Armed | Constabulary at Ohinemutu during the Te Kooti's War epis |
| pector commanding a unit of the Royal Irish | Constabulary Auxiliary Division based in the town of Mac |
| cated on the site of the former Royal Irish | Constabulary barracks near the old village pump. |
| tion involved an attack on the Royal Ulster | Constabulary barracks in Derrylin, County Fermanagh. |
| sessions court house, a former Royal Irish | Constabulary Barracks, a dispensary operated by the Heal |
| ford and Wrekin comes under the West Mercia | Constabulary, based in Worcester. |
| rough Police to form Northampton and County | Constabulary, becoming Northamptonshire Constabulary aga |
| s, which raised the prospect of West Mercia | Constabulary being merged with other forces in the West |
| Inspector Martin of the Norfolk | Constabulary believes that it is a murder-suicide, or wi |
| Action Force, jawans of the Rajasthan Armed | Constabulary, besides the Rajasthan police, carried out |
| 1849, was used as a barracks for the Irish | Constabulary between 1869 and 1905 and has recently been |
| He served in the Ulster Special | Constabulary, but left after being sentenced to one mont |
| Herrings, Parker assists the Dumfriesshire | constabulary by easily tracing a suspect who has fled to |
| 2004, following a review of the Royal Parks | Constabulary by Anthony Speed, the Royal Parks Operation |
| designed specifically for the Royal Ulster | Constabulary by a police support officer Ernie Lusty dur |
| ut in solitary confinement at the Pungarehu | constabulary camp, went on a brief hunger strike in prot |
| The Royal Newfoundland | Constabulary charged Wally Anderson on July 23, 2007 wit |
| elements of the 9th BCT and the Philippine | Constabulary commands of Iloilo, Capiz and Antique) unde |
| In 1993, the | constabulary consisted of 17 constables and 2 supervisor |
| ned further support from Devon and Cornwall | Constabulary, Cornwall County Fire Brigade and Cornwall |
| World War II, the headquarters of the U.S. | Constabulary, created to occupy Germany, was located in |
| 86 when off duty member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary Derek Breen (aged 29) was shot dead by the |
| Royal Ulster | Constabulary detectives believe his unit killed up to 40 |
| en Dorset Police merge with Gloucestershire | Constabulary, Devon and Cornwall Police, Avon and Somers |
| Nearby members of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary did little to prevent the violence. |
| y; his father, Brendan, was an Royal Ulster | Constabulary District Inspector in Armagh. |
| The Chief Constable for Gloucestershire | Constabulary, Dr Tim Brain, told BBC News that he feared |
| He commanded the Birmingham Special | Constabulary during the First World War. |
| ) were reportedly killed by the Royal Irish | Constabulary during a riot in the village. |
| (used by the Philippine Army and Philippine | Constabulary during Pre-War Era, World War II during the |
| ted Assistant Chief Constable for Wiltshire | Constabulary, during which time he led the investigation |
| used by the Philippine Army and Philippine | Constabulary during the Second World War from 1942 to 19 |
| eged mutiny in the ranks of the Royal Irish | Constabulary during the Irish War of Independence. |
| ce of field, garrison, police, or guard, or | constabulary duty." |
| algamation of Berwick, Roxburgh and Selkirk | Constabulary, Edinburgh City Police and The Lothians and |
| 64 he was appointed one of HM Inspectors of | Constabulary for England and Wales. |
| ins QPM was appointed HM Chief Inspector of | Constabulary for Scotland by Royal Warrant in March 2007 |
| He was later appointed as HM Inspector of | Constabulary for West and South-West England, the Britis |
| s a Special Constable in the Ulster Special | Constabulary for 21 years and was an Officer with the ra |
| ppointed one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of | Constabulary for England and Wales. |
| f the Corporation applied to Worcestershire | Constabulary for additional officers to patrol Cannon Hi |
| guan National Guard (Guardia Nacional), the | constabulary force organized by the United States Marine |
| ceeded in 2003, and then as mayor created a | constabulary force in 2006. |
| vies, R.N. (at that time head of the county | constabulary force). |
| along with five other members of the Royal | Constabulary Force, after being lured into an IRA strong |
| Newham Community | Constabulary, formerly called Newham Parks Constabulary, |
| Palfrey CBE, Chief Constable of Lancashire | Constabulary from 1969-72 |
| ilcox CBE, Chief Constable of Hertfordshire | Constabulary from 1947-69 |
| rved as Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary from June 1989 to November 1996. |
| was the Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary from 1980-89. |
| ined the Solomon Islands Protectorate Armed | Constabulary, from which he retired at the rank of Serge |
| ved as Chief Constable of Lancashire County | Constabulary from 1927 to 1935. |
| Constable of the North Riding of Yorkshire | Constabulary from 1898 until his death in 1929. |
| n Green Line: A History Of The Royal Ulster | Constabulary GC 1922-2001 (ISBN 1844150585) |
| sional military organization, the Dominican | Constabulary Guard, replaced the partisan forces that ha |
| In 1965, Berkshire | Constabulary had an establishment of 603 and an actual s |
| In 1965, Northamptonshire | Constabulary had an establishment of 442 officers and an |
| ng and promised that, the then Royal Ulster | Constabulary, had changed and was committed to evolving |
| As of 2 July 2005, Suffolk | Constabulary had 1,305 police officers and 841 police st |
| The Act required that in any county where a | constabulary had not already been established for all or |
| Since 21 November 1994, Lancashire | Constabulary has operated an Air Support Unit from the s |
| The Devon and Cornwall | Constabulary have taken video evidence twice and conclud |
| During his time with Northamptonshire | Constabulary, he also acted as a team selector for North |
| restaurant on the left, and the Derbyshire | Constabulary headquarters on the right. |
| her down Romsey Road opposite the Hampshire | Constabulary headquarters. |
| s located along with the Devon and Cornwall | Constabulary helicopter at Police headquarters at Middle |
| organisation, working alongside West Mercia | Constabulary, Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Ser |
| The Royal Ulster | Constabulary however soon replaced the Shorland with an |
| The British Army and Royal Ulster | Constabulary immediately activated a contingency plan, a |
| It was merged with the Somerset | Constabulary in 1967 to form the short-lived Somerset an |
| The RPC was finally abolished as a | constabulary in 2006. |
| nt Chief Constable of the Avon and Somerset | Constabulary in 1997. |
| as Divisional Commander of the Royal Irish | Constabulary in Belfast. |
| Peter Neyroud joined Hampshire | Constabulary in 1980, rising through the ranks within Ha |
| n 2 June 2010 CNC officers assisted Cumbria | Constabulary in the manhunt for the gunman Derrick Bird. |
| an Assistant Chief Constable of Lancashire | Constabulary in 1951. |
| gan Police RFC, after joining the Glamorgan | Constabulary in April 1910. |
| e Oil Rivers Protectorate, as Commandant of | Constabulary in the protectorate. |
| second Chief Constable of Hampshire County | Constabulary in 1842 and held the post until his appoint |
| ant at a haberdashery, but joined the Irish | Constabulary in 1859, where he worked as an inspector an |
| to become Commandant of the Ulster Special | Constabulary in their fight against the IRA. |
| eek (1843 - 1897) was a member of the Armed | Constabulary in the New Zealand Wars, and was one of onl |
| Act 2005 formally abolished the Royal Parks | Constabulary in England, leaving the remainder (responsi |
| land and upon formation of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary in 1922 he was appointed its first inspecte |
| Philippine Commonwealth Army and Philippine | Constabulary including the recognized guerrilla groups. |
| he was arrested , among others, by Norfolk | Constabulary investigating allegations of financial irre |
| Derbyshire | Constabulary is the territorial police force responsible |
| Suffolk | Constabulary is the territorial police force responsible |
| The | Constabulary is led by the Chief Constable assisted by a |
| The Belfast International Airport | Constabulary is a small, specialised police force respon |
| Berkshire | Constabulary is a former Home Office police force which |
| Suffolk | Constabulary is responsible for policing an area of 939, |
| uations, and in attacks on the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, its successor Police Service of Northern I |
| On 1 April 2010, Hertfordshire | Constabulary launched its Local Policing Command (LPC), |
| e Inspector Paul James of Avon and Somerset | Constabulary, leading the operation, said it is "one of |
| ted the Assistant Chief Constable of Dorset | Constabulary, Leonard Burt to investigate the allegation |
| One Royal Irish | Constabulary man and one Black and Tans member were also |
| g (52), off duty member of the Royal Ulster | Constabulary, Marie Wilson (20), Samuel Gault (49), Geor |
| he type of assignment, the Provincial Armed | Constabulary may carry only lathis or they may be equipp |
| ovement leader Rev. Hugh Ross, Royal Ulster | Constabulary member Trevor Forbes and other leading peop |
| , were shot dead by undercover Royal Ulster | Constabulary members at a vehicle checkpoint at Mullacre |
| , were shot dead by undercover Royal Ulster | Constabulary members at a vehicle check point, Tullygall |
| force and the lower divisions of Lancashire | Constabulary merged to form the Greater Manchester Polic |
| Ronnie Flanagan, retired Chief Inspector of | Constabulary, Northern Ireland |
| ainst him and notified the local Philippine | Constabulary of his location at Mariveles, Bataan. |
| ts in redemption of the lands of Kylpallet, | constabulary of Haddington and shire of Edinburgh, wadse |
| er 1920) was a British Army and Royal Irish | Constabulary officer. |
| he graveyard also contains many Royal Irish | Constabulary Officers and Freemasons. |
| ilitary accused of killing two Royal Ulster | Constabulary officers). |
| ointed Inspector General of the Royal Irish | Constabulary on 1 August 1916. |
| ere poorer and there were fewer Royal Irish | Constabulary on the ground. |
| The force was established as Cleveland | Constabulary on 1 April 1974, covering the newly-created |
| Scott-Lee joined Warwickshire and Coventry | Constabulary on direct from school, and on amalgamation |
| Glamorgan | Constabulary, or Glamorganshire Constabulary, was the Ho |
| mpany of the Auxiliary Division Royal Irish | Constabulary or ADRIC (Auxiliaries, Auxies) as an Intell |
| ept for the remains of a 19th century stone | constabulary outpost. |
| tier Corps (NWFP and Balochistan), Frontier | Constabulary, Pakistan Rangers (Punjab and Sindh), Polit |
| as been claimed that the local Royal Ulster | Constabulary, parked a short distance away, did nothing |
| rish Republican Army ambushed a Royal Irish | Constabulary patrol, killing 11 policemen. |
| in Carrowkennedy and awaited a Royal Irish | Constabulary patrol. |
| Corps at the end of the 2008 Season to Fife | Constabulary Pipe Band Clan Gregor, being unable to find |
| It had a | constabulary police station. |
| A | constabulary police station was based here in the first |
| sted aged 20, after shooting a Royal Ulster | Constabulary police officer, and subsequently sentenced |
| ished on 9 October 1968, after Royal Ulster | Constabulary police had broken up a civil rights march i |
| litary police, and the ordinary Royal Irish | Constabulary police. |
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