noun a civil force of officers responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order
Police officers play a crucial role in the criminal justice system by apprehending suspects, gathering evidence, and testifying in court.
The police are responsible for maintaining public order and safety, enforcing laws, and preventing and investigating crimes.
Police are often first responders to emergencies such as medical emergencies, natural disasters, and terrorist attacks, providing immediate assistance and coordination.
Cyber police or cybercrime units investigate and combat online criminal activities such as hacking, fraud, and identity theft.
Police use surveillance techniques such as CCTV cameras, wiretapping, and undercover operations to gather intelligence and evidence in criminal investigations.
Police departments work to build positive relationships with communities, provide public education on crime prevention, and respond to emergencies.
Police officers regulate traffic flow, enforce traffic laws, and investigate traffic accidents to ensure road safety.
The police were called to the scene of the crime to gather information for the investigation.
The psychologist worked closely with the police to provide a profile of the suspect.
The lawyer advised their client to cooperate with the police during questioning.
The forensic scientist analyzed the evidence collected by the police to determine the cause of death.
The social worker assisted the police in providing support to the victims of the crime.
The journalist interviewed the police chief for a news story about the recent spike in crime rates.
The criminal defense attorney challenged the validity of the evidence gathered by the police during the trial.
The private investigator was hired by the family to conduct their own investigation parallel to the police inquiry.