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Cosa (chi) è police - definizione

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Police (Pölitz); Poelitz; The police; Police (film); Police (Poelitz); Police (Politz); Police (town); POLICE; Police, Poland

Police         
  • A Peeler of the [[Metropolitan Police Service]] in the 1850s
  • A [[Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia]] officer ticketing a motorist for a traffic violation, 1973
  • Uniformed police officers of the [[West Midlands Police]]
  • Eastwood]], [[Sydney]]
  • NYPD]] [[Joint Terrorism Task Force]] carrying evidence as part of an investigation in the early 2000s
  • [[Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie]], founder of the [[Prefecture of Police]], the first uniformed police force in the world
  • [[Greater Chennai Police]] officers patrolling in a police car in [[Chennai]], [[India]]
  • [[Hong Kong Police Force]] officers aiming firearms at protestors in [[Wong Tai Sin District]] during the [[2019–2020 Hong Kong protests]]
  • Polish]] police cars in 2003
  • The [[Santas Hermandades]] of medieval Spain were formed to protect pilgrims on the [[Camino de Santiago]]
  • [[Jeremy Bentham]], philosopher who advocated for the establishment of preventive police forces and influenced the reforms of Sir [[Robert Peel]].
  • [[Los Angeles Police Department]] officers arresting suspects during a [[traffic stop]]
  • American, Australian, and New Zealand military police with a civilian police officer in [[Saigon]] during the [[Vietnam War]], 1965
  • Poster against "detested" Police posted in the town of [[Aberystwyth]], [[Wales]], April 1850
  • U.S. Marshals]] deputies conducting an arrest in [[Salinas, California]], carrying a variety of weaponry
  • [[Oklahoma City Police Department]] detectives in "plainclothes" attire investigating a [[homicide]] [[crime scene]]
  • [[Patrick Colquhoun]], founder of the [[Thames River Police]]
  • General Directorate of Security]] riot control officer using force on a protester during the [[Gezi Park protests]] in [[Turkey]]
  • left
  • [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]] officers present at a meeting between [[Ronald Reagan]], [[Nancy Reagan]], and [[Pierre Trudeau]], 1981
  • work=Bucks Free Press}}</ref>
  • [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] officers outside a [[kōban]] (small [[police station]]) in [[Roppongi]], [[Tokyo]]. Kōban allow police to establish a permanent police presence and offer police station services across a wide area, while taking up minimal space.
  • Japanese [[prefectural police]] [[Special Assault Team]] members preparing to enter a building
  • police motorcycles]] with sidecars in 1938
  • Federal Highway Police]] motorcycle officer in 1935
  • [[United Nations Police]] members in [[Goma]], [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
CONSTITUTED BODY OF PERSONS EMPOWERED BY THE STATE TO ENFORCE THE LAW
Police force; Law enforcement agent; Policing; Civilian police; Police department; Criminal Enforcement; Police Department; Police protection; Police service; Law enforcers; Law enforcer; Law inforcer; Police departments; Police forces; Policeforces; Armed police; Public security department; Global policing; Department of Police; Public police; Police Force; Rozzers; Police work; Police unit; Police weapons; Police Service; Rozzer; Watch & ward; BO⅂ICE; Weapons used by police; Use of weapons by police; Law enforcement in ancient Egypt; Criticism of police; Law enforcement in the Roman Empire; History of policing; Police communications
·vt To keep in order by police.
II. Police ·vt To make clean; as, to police a camp.
III. Police ·noun The cleaning of a camp or garrison, or the state / a camp as to cleanliness.
IV. Police ·noun That which concerns the order of the community; the internal regulation of a state.
V. Police ·noun Military police, the body of soldiers detailed to preserve civil order and attend to sanitary arrangements in a camp or garrison.
VI. Police ·noun The organized body of civil officers in a city, town, or district, whose particular duties are the preservation of good order, the prevention and detection of crime, and the enforcement of the laws.
VII. Police ·noun A judicial and executive system, for the government of a city, town, or district, for the preservation of rights, order, cleanliness, health, ·etc., and for the enforcement of the laws and prevention of crime; the administration of the laws and regulations of a city, incorporated town, or borough.
police         
  • A Peeler of the [[Metropolitan Police Service]] in the 1850s
  • A [[Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia]] officer ticketing a motorist for a traffic violation, 1973
  • Uniformed police officers of the [[West Midlands Police]]
  • Eastwood]], [[Sydney]]
  • NYPD]] [[Joint Terrorism Task Force]] carrying evidence as part of an investigation in the early 2000s
  • [[Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie]], founder of the [[Prefecture of Police]], the first uniformed police force in the world
  • [[Greater Chennai Police]] officers patrolling in a police car in [[Chennai]], [[India]]
  • [[Hong Kong Police Force]] officers aiming firearms at protestors in [[Wong Tai Sin District]] during the [[2019–2020 Hong Kong protests]]
  • Polish]] police cars in 2003
  • The [[Santas Hermandades]] of medieval Spain were formed to protect pilgrims on the [[Camino de Santiago]]
  • [[Jeremy Bentham]], philosopher who advocated for the establishment of preventive police forces and influenced the reforms of Sir [[Robert Peel]].
  • [[Los Angeles Police Department]] officers arresting suspects during a [[traffic stop]]
  • American, Australian, and New Zealand military police with a civilian police officer in [[Saigon]] during the [[Vietnam War]], 1965
  • Poster against "detested" Police posted in the town of [[Aberystwyth]], [[Wales]], April 1850
  • U.S. Marshals]] deputies conducting an arrest in [[Salinas, California]], carrying a variety of weaponry
  • [[Oklahoma City Police Department]] detectives in "plainclothes" attire investigating a [[homicide]] [[crime scene]]
  • [[Patrick Colquhoun]], founder of the [[Thames River Police]]
  • General Directorate of Security]] riot control officer using force on a protester during the [[Gezi Park protests]] in [[Turkey]]
  • left
  • [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]] officers present at a meeting between [[Ronald Reagan]], [[Nancy Reagan]], and [[Pierre Trudeau]], 1981
  • work=Bucks Free Press}}</ref>
  • [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] officers outside a [[kōban]] (small [[police station]]) in [[Roppongi]], [[Tokyo]]. Kōban allow police to establish a permanent police presence and offer police station services across a wide area, while taking up minimal space.
  • Japanese [[prefectural police]] [[Special Assault Team]] members preparing to enter a building
  • police motorcycles]] with sidecars in 1938
  • Federal Highway Police]] motorcycle officer in 1935
  • [[United Nations Police]] members in [[Goma]], [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
CONSTITUTED BODY OF PERSONS EMPOWERED BY THE STATE TO ENFORCE THE LAW
Police force; Law enforcement agent; Policing; Civilian police; Police department; Criminal Enforcement; Police Department; Police protection; Police service; Law enforcers; Law enforcer; Law inforcer; Police departments; Police forces; Policeforces; Armed police; Public security department; Global policing; Department of Police; Public police; Police Force; Rozzers; Police work; Police unit; Police weapons; Police Service; Rozzer; Watch & ward; BO⅂ICE; Weapons used by police; Use of weapons by police; Law enforcement in ancient Egypt; Criticism of police; Law enforcement in the Roman Empire; History of policing; Police communications
¦ noun [treated as plural] a civil force responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.
?members of such a force.
¦ verb [often as noun policing] control and maintain law and order in (an area).
Origin
C15 (in the sense 'public order'): from Fr., from med. L. politia (see policy1).
police         
  • A Peeler of the [[Metropolitan Police Service]] in the 1850s
  • A [[Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia]] officer ticketing a motorist for a traffic violation, 1973
  • Uniformed police officers of the [[West Midlands Police]]
  • Eastwood]], [[Sydney]]
  • NYPD]] [[Joint Terrorism Task Force]] carrying evidence as part of an investigation in the early 2000s
  • [[Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie]], founder of the [[Prefecture of Police]], the first uniformed police force in the world
  • [[Greater Chennai Police]] officers patrolling in a police car in [[Chennai]], [[India]]
  • [[Hong Kong Police Force]] officers aiming firearms at protestors in [[Wong Tai Sin District]] during the [[2019–2020 Hong Kong protests]]
  • Polish]] police cars in 2003
  • The [[Santas Hermandades]] of medieval Spain were formed to protect pilgrims on the [[Camino de Santiago]]
  • [[Jeremy Bentham]], philosopher who advocated for the establishment of preventive police forces and influenced the reforms of Sir [[Robert Peel]].
  • [[Los Angeles Police Department]] officers arresting suspects during a [[traffic stop]]
  • American, Australian, and New Zealand military police with a civilian police officer in [[Saigon]] during the [[Vietnam War]], 1965
  • Poster against "detested" Police posted in the town of [[Aberystwyth]], [[Wales]], April 1850
  • U.S. Marshals]] deputies conducting an arrest in [[Salinas, California]], carrying a variety of weaponry
  • [[Oklahoma City Police Department]] detectives in "plainclothes" attire investigating a [[homicide]] [[crime scene]]
  • [[Patrick Colquhoun]], founder of the [[Thames River Police]]
  • General Directorate of Security]] riot control officer using force on a protester during the [[Gezi Park protests]] in [[Turkey]]
  • left
  • [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]] officers present at a meeting between [[Ronald Reagan]], [[Nancy Reagan]], and [[Pierre Trudeau]], 1981
  • work=Bucks Free Press}}</ref>
  • [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] officers outside a [[kōban]] (small [[police station]]) in [[Roppongi]], [[Tokyo]]. Kōban allow police to establish a permanent police presence and offer police station services across a wide area, while taking up minimal space.
  • Japanese [[prefectural police]] [[Special Assault Team]] members preparing to enter a building
  • police motorcycles]] with sidecars in 1938
  • Federal Highway Police]] motorcycle officer in 1935
  • [[United Nations Police]] members in [[Goma]], [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
CONSTITUTED BODY OF PERSONS EMPOWERED BY THE STATE TO ENFORCE THE LAW
Police force; Law enforcement agent; Policing; Civilian police; Police department; Criminal Enforcement; Police Department; Police protection; Police service; Law enforcers; Law enforcer; Law inforcer; Police departments; Police forces; Policeforces; Armed police; Public security department; Global policing; Department of Police; Public police; Police Force; Rozzers; Police work; Police unit; Police weapons; Police Service; Rozzer; Watch & ward; BO⅂ICE; Weapons used by police; Use of weapons by police; Law enforcement in ancient Egypt; Criticism of police; Law enforcement in the Roman Empire; History of policing; Police communications
n. border; campus (US); city, municipal; local; military; mounted; secret; security; state police

Wikipedia

Police (disambiguation)

Police are organizations established to maintain law and order.

Police may also refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police (disambiguation)
Esempi dal corpus di testo per police
1. "Everywhere, police, police, police –– it‘s like every federal agency in the city has its own police force.
2. "The IAB are there to ensure there‘s no misconduct by the police, they‘re the police that police the police."
3. Career: Military police officer in Vietnam; 1'70: joined Boston police; 1'83–1'86: chief of police for Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority; 1'86–'0: Superintendent, Boston Metropolitan District Police; 1''0–'2: NYC Transit police chief; 1''2–'3: Boston police superintendent–in–chief; 1''3–'4: Boston police commissioner; 1''4–'6: NYC police commissioner (resigned); October 2002 –: LAPD chief of police
4. Capitol police and Lansing police were investigating.
5. Shouting: "Police, Police, Police!" they raced into the house and arrested at least one suspect.
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