Suspect worked as a constable for decades Pappas worked for 30 years as a constable, according to Texas Commission on Law Enforcement records.
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The man who shot him, Constable Clarke Steele, is "heartbroken" over the incident, his friend and fellow constable Bill Stoeffler told CNN affiliate WPMT-TV.
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The victims in the shooting on Friday were identified as Constable Robb Costello, 45; Constable Sara Burns, 43; Donnie Robichaud, 42; and Bobbie-Lee Wright, 32.
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As a result of their little adventure, Constable Jamie Young is facing four misconduct charges and Constable Vittorio Dominelli is facing six—both have been suspended with pay.
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There was no immediate comment from the Pennsylvania Constable Association or state troopers on how long Constable Steele had been in his job, or the type of training he had undergone.
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Finally they found a bored constable, pestered her to explain.
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But the chief constable said, 'Okay, go do something different.
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Constable James Forcillo leaves a Toronto courthouse in January, 2016.
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For giving no fucks about what 'constable mother's group' thinks.
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"It's very simple," the play's Thoreau tells the local constable.
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Having grown up nearby, Constable Wheatley wanted to patrol Burnley.
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The man broke down crying as Constable Wheatley comforted him.
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" Constable Lam continues to shout, loudly but calmly, "Get down.
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"It was just real loud all night," the former constable recalled.
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He also stepped down from his post as a state constable.
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"That obviously set off alarms," Constable Danny Martini told reporters Friday.
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The first thing Constable does on any given day is exercise.
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Constable: Some of the neighbors said the husband had killed her.
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Police Constable Rhian Samuda, another participant, has no plans to leave.
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First, Constable Lam turned off the siren blaring from his car.
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Constable Michael Hagel told CNN the department just received the new officers.
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Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said the explosion occurred around 10:33 p.m.
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The accountancy and business advisory firm promoted Andrew Constable to tax partner.
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The assistant chief constable blamed a group he called the New IRA .
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Whatever triumphal feeling I got from interrogating the constable, it was gone.
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A day after, I was struck by the response of Constable Lam.
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After Mr. Minassian stopped the van, he was encountered by Constable Lam.
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Mergers would not solve every problem, warns Simon Cole, chief constable of Leicestershire.
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"All the Clopton brothers, they grew up in my house," the constable said.
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"We thought we were going to a fight," said Police Constable Leon McLeod.
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He studied the work of John Everett Millais and John Constable with interest.
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Constable Mohr tells the CBC that it's unclear whether Cramer used a weapon.
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The local district attorney is investigating whether the constable will face any charges.
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Constable was back at the airport for his flight home by 10 p.m.
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"The blood was flowing," said Ram Kishor, a police constable in the area.
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It's about making them "feel responsible towards girls and women," Constable Renu said.
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Constable: When you fall off the stairs you will get bruised all over.
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I worried, as the constable suggested, that I wrote too much about violence.
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"People think I'm too nice," Police Constable Wheatley, 218, said, a touch sheepishly.
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"It was feces," Toronto Police Constable Allyson Douglas-Cook told the National Post.
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"We think our officer was ambushed," Harris County Precinct 7 Constable May Walker said.
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Ogar's human partner, Deputy Constable Petty, believes that K9's actions saved his life.
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One police constable was among the dead, said police officer Muhammad Iqbal to CNN.
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Two specialists verified a work by John Constable for the BBC's Fake or Fortune?
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Piers Constable, a managing director at Deutsche Bank, wakes up at 5:00 a.m.
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Constable Samuda, however, is familiar with it all: She was born in the neighborhood.
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Then, Constable Lam confidently and slowly approaches the suspect with his baton in hand.
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Fluor also said it had elected Thomas Leppert and David Constable as new directors.
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"We are treating this as a terrorist investigation," Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters.
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She didn't buy Constable Rerrie's rebuttal that they took a free heater, not the statue.
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Prices range from £2000,000 ($84,000) a year for a constable to £95,000 for an inspector.
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Earlier this week he phoned a constable who had broken his wrist during an arrest.
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To be honest, it's probably worth it for one more moment with Constable Maggie Doyle.
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The affidavit did not indicate whether the constable knew Ciara was standing behind her father.
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Toronto Police Constable Vittorio Dominelli is one of two Toronto police officers facing criminal charges.
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Constable Elliot passed away on Sunday, after four and a half years on the planet.
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Hernandez said "he needed money for his campaign for Hidalgo County constable," the document says.
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Detective Constable Michelle Ohren said the psychological control used by the traffickers cannot be underestimated.
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When the constable announced he would be detaining Parker for ICE, the couple was stunned.
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The iconic mural beat masterpieces from John Constable, J. M. W. Turner, and David Hockney.
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He also worked variously as town constable, snowplow operator, crossing guard and dogcatcher, she said.
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The players immediately took cover and called 911, York Regional Police Constable Andy Pattenden tells PEOPLE.
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Axe and Wags (David Constable) head to City Island and meet with Frotty Anisman (David Krumholtz).
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Jacqueline Sebire, assistant chief constable of Bedfordshire Police, recently dealt with four stabbings in 24 hours.
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Chief Constable Ian Hopkins of Greater Manchester Police said the explosion occurred around 10:33 p.m.
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Wreaths were sent from the chief constable of Greater Manchester and the city's mayor, Andy Burnham.
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She died soon after from her injuries, Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton told reporters on Friday.
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When Police Senior Constable Talina O'Brien saw the post, she decided the department should jump in.
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Pappas worked from 1983 through 1995 as a peace officer with two Houston-area constable offices.
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Hays County Constable Ray Helm told the news outlet he doesn't plan on capturing the animal.
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Constable Abel Muri from the Kirakira police station in Makira said there were no reported casualties.
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"The package was not opened and no one was injured," Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson said.
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The English painter John Constable called the sky the "chief organ of sentiment" in his landscapes.
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They were released on a recognizance bond, Constable Bally Saini of the Peel Regional Police said.
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Police began searching for Pappas, a real estate agent and former constable, a few days ago.
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That officer—43-year-old Constable Tracy Cleland—pleaded guilty to careless storage of a firearm.
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Constable Annie Delisle with the federal RCMP said the pot mail out is currently under investigation.
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Pappas worked for 30 years as a constable, according to Texas Commission on Law Enforcement records.
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A deputy chief constable, Stephen Martin, told reporters that the police were searching for several suspects.
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Mr. Bettison, a former chief constable, was charged with four counts of misconduct in public office.
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What follows is an abridged version of our conversation: Constable: She was sleeping on the terrace.
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After a while, the constable indicated that he had no more time to discuss the case.
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Father Claude Grou, 77, was taken to a hospital and is recovering, Constable Caroline Chevrefils said.
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And when the overseer declined to wield the lash, a constable stepped up, Mr. Norris said.
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Their identity is currently unknown, Kawhia Police Senior Constable Jonathan Maoate said in a written statement.
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LONDON — One was a police constable who spent 229 years with the Metropolitan Police in London.
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Her first book, The Spaces In Between: a memoir, was published in February 2016 by Constable.
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Steele had worked as a constable in Perry and Dauphin counties over the past six years.
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A surviving police constable, Iqrar ul Hussain, told VICE News the attack took place around 10am.
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Authorities are treating this as an "illegal entry" case, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Constable Erique Gasse said.
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Leading Senior Constable Steve Batten destroys a rifle, at the Victoria Police Forensic Services Centre on Aug.
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Pappas had worked from 1983 through 1995 as a peace officer with two Houston-area constable offices.
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Piers Constable described his daily routine to Business Insider — and exercise is a huge part of it.
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Mr. Hamilton, the assistant chief constable, said she was hit by a gunman firing toward the police.
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"It wasn't an active shooter running around shooting people," said Constable Amy Gagnon of the Ottawa Police.
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But earlier in the police station, her arm around the man's shoulder, Constable Wheatley had reassured him.
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Temporary Chief Constable Collins said a "very significant investigation with large numbers of witnesses" was under way.
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"The items they stole are of high value and are very distinctive," Detective Constable Edward Bird said.
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According to Chief Constable Ian Hopkins, the attack was carried out by a lone suspect carrying a bomb.
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A popular new chief constable, Iain Livingstone, must now convince a sceptical public that the merger is working.
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"It's largely down to people refusing to invest as long as the nationalisation overhang is there," said Constable.
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There was Ted Dahlin, a deputy constable whose dog, Blek, was killed by a burglary suspect in 2009.
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According to Toronto Police Constable David Hopkinson, the chairs weren't the only items Zoia threw off the balcony.
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In March Keith Palmer, an unarmed police constable, was killed trying to stop Khalid Masood's attack at Westminster.
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" The painter John Constable was so concerned with accurately depicting cloud formations that he called his studies "skying.
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D'Amato's spouse "kicked him out of the house" around this time, Harris County Constable Mark Herman tells PEOPLE.
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"The circumstances of their death appear suspicious and we are treating it that way," said Constable David Hopkinson.
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" Earlier, the Hidalgo County Constable Precinct&aposs office wrote on Facebook: "Active shooter at the McAllen Plaza Mall.
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Constable Clark Steele's action was justified, and he did not face any charges in the shooting, authorities said.
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The girl's father pointed a loaded rifle at Steele, and the constable fired a single shot, authorities said.
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"We have been treating this as a terrorist incident," Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters.
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Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said early Tuesday that the explosion occurred around 10:33 p.m.
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"It's largely down to people refusing to invest as long as the nationalization overhang is there," said Constable.
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More attacks were "highly likely" in the coming weeks, Assistant Chief Constable Stephen Martin told a news conference.
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This is a damned shame because, though Constable Hartlen seems to be genuinely, Canadianly contrite, Nickelback remain awful.
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In the fall of 2015, Jacklin and Constable Shelley Livingstone, the RCMP investigators, visited Rachel Jeffs in Montana.
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One night, doing the rounds, he comes upon a young lad who is running away from a constable.
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"Today is the day we hoped would never come," said Chief Constable Kier Pritchard of the Wiltshire Police.
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Constable says his choice of hotel when traveling is usually determined by the quality of its exercise facilities.
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The mystery takes an amusing turn once the clever young Constable Peregrine Twitten starts second-guessing his superiors.
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The chief constable also said that the police had delayed informing the family until after Mr. Dunn's funeral.
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We returned to the constable the next day, with a recording of Mukesh's confession saved in my phone.
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After joining Police Now in 2015, Constable Samuda, 24, was assigned to Tottenham, among London's most violent boroughs.
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As he walked through the office, one of Constable Wheatley's colleagues jokingly asked when Burnley looked its best.
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Sussex Police Assistant Chief Constable Steve Barry said they were keeping an open mind about who was responsible.
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"This is an absolute tragedy, and a very sad day," said Pippa Mills, deputy chief constable of Essex Police.
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"This is not something we have done," Constable Brian Montague of the Vancouver Police Department wrote in an email.
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"Kaden was swept away from her arms," Constable Paul Nancekivell, spokesman for the Ontario Provincial Police Department, tells PEOPLE.
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Her constituents re-elected her to a full term as a trustee and also elected her as town constable.
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"Sponsler nearly went head on with two Lufkin officers and a Huntington constable during the pursuit," the cops wrote.
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The day after the verdict in the Hillsborough inquests, the South Yorkshire Police chief, Constable David Crompton, was suspended.
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The post rapidly went viral, and Constable Hartlen—who polices a town of 2,000—was thrust into the spotlight.
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One man said the constable should have stood down and walked away, saying any money owed wasn't worth it.
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Constable Collins said that several weapons, including a firearm, had been recovered from the scene and were being analyzed.
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However, Apple knows which devices were stolen and has disabled them, Detective Senior Constable Matt Whelan told Perth media.
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But Chief Constable Mick Creedon, who helped lead the investigation with Green, knows there are others who got away.
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West Yorkshire Police assistant chief constable Andy Battle told the BBC that his team are considering supporting the measure.
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Constable James Forcillo stood up in the courtroom, without any visible signs of emotion, as he heard his fate.
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And the method in Ian MacNeil's shadow-shrouded stage design, with lighting by Paule Constable, is now gratifyingly apparent.
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I don't mean the Keystone Kops antics of the annoying subplot involving the constable Dogberry and his idiotic watchmen.
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Kjartansson's video images also recall various 19th-century Romantic paintings, for instance by John Constable and Caspar David Friedrich.
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Ghodke has now worked nearly four years as a constable and is currently in Beed's anti-human trafficking unit.
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"We are not in a position to discuss any motive at this time," said Temporary Chief Constable Dee Collins.
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The sonnets, likely written around 1600, weren't published until 1609—when Constable was in prison, and needed cheering up.
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For pornographers, these laws meant that their main worry was no longer the local constable or anti-vice society.
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Hicks noted that the family had received multiple eviction notices and were aware that the constable would be coming.
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Her arrest came after the Montgomery County Precinct 1 Constable&aposs Office conducted an investigation into child exploitation, ABC13 reported.
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Masood then sprinted to The Houses of Parliament and knifed to death a fourth person, unarmed police constable Keith Palmer.
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The police sources said Singh had just been transferred after a woman constable filed a sexual harassment case against him.
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"I think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating," Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters.
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"The banana had some minor bruising," Constable Akhil Mooken, a spokesperson for the Peel Regional Police, said at the time.
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Constable Elliot first shot to fame earlier this year in May, when he was spotted promoting safe driving around schools.
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Her work is narrower, more proactive and far more joined up than before, says Phil Kay, Leicestershire's assistant chief constable.
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"Constant competition between constable and quarry, regulator and regulated, can come as no surprise in our changing world," he wrote.
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Mr. Drake helped to oversee the global publication strategy for Ms. Obama's "Becoming," along with another Crown executive, Tina Constable.
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The cathedral has also featured widely in literature and art, particularly in the work of the landscape painter John Constable.
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Chief Constable Hopkins said that a man had detonated "an improvised explosive device" and had been killed in the blast.
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West Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Dee Collins said at a press conference hours after the attack that Cox had died.
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Joyce, a former police constable, led the expansion of Tim Horton's following his sole ownership of the company in 1975.
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High-water vehicles also were being used to evacuate several patients from the Winnie hospital, Constable Dennis Dugat told OnScene.
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"It's very clear that this is a network we are investigating," Greater Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters on Wednesday.
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The woman, a student of Bengaluru's Acharya College, has alleged that while a police constable was present, he remained a spectactor.
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Hot fuzzMeet "Constable Scarecrow," the lifelike cutout of a police officer that's keeping the clamp on speeders in a Canadian town.
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The current training to be a constable, the lowest rank, "prepares you to follow orders" rather than question authority, she says.
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A statement to PEOPLE from the Perry County District Attorney's Office clears Constable Clarke Steele of any wrongdoing in the Jan.
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Police Constable Craig Marshall wooed the crowd at a charity event entitled "The M Factor at Musical Minds" in Kilmarnock, Scotland.
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Constable Wurzinger climbed over a nearby embankment and miraculously, the missing female was spotted lying at the base of the berm.
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" Scotland's chief constable has also confirmed people there will see more armed police on patrol at "transport hubs and crowded places.
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"The suspect has cooperated fully with the police and with the authorities," Nick Adderley, chief constable of Northamptonshire Police, told reporters.
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Greater Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said Wednesday afternoon that the arrests indicate that there was a "network" behind the attack.
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Eviction notice During the incident this month, the constable was at Meyer's apartment to serve a valid eviction notice, authorities said.
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"We believe, at this stage, the attack last night was conducted by one man," Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters.
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Detective Constable Duane Gingerich was a recent addition to the homicide unit that year, and was assigned to the MacDermott investigation.
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During the shootout, one deputy constable was shot in a hand and the other in his tactical vest, the police said.
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It's a hard existence, made even harder by Lachlan Mackenzie, a vindictive constable who systematically strips the Macraes of their livelihood.
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It's the second class action of its kind after another such action by former RCMP constable Janet Merlo five years ago.
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Constable Hopkinson said that the investigation was still in its early stages and the deaths were not being treated as homicides.
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And art he had seen abroad — Constable, Turner, archaeological remains — gave him a new language and conceptual perspective to work with.
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"Some of these art-house freak films make my skin crawl," says a police constable, referring to the killer's snuff video.
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Chief Constable Veale said on Thursday that investigators had refrained from commenting "publicly or privately" about Mr. Heath's guilt or innocence.
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As we told him what we had discovered on the previous day, the constable kept mopping his forehead with a handkerchief.
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"The man was subdued and a safety plan was enacted," Senior Constable Adam West, a police spokesman, said in a statement.
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A BBC television series based on the books, with Robert Carlyle as the constable, ran in Britain from 1995 to 1997.
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They study what Constable—seeing them— saw: awe for sure, but also a falling away from any sense of earthly surface.
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Speaking to reporters early Tuesday, Manchester's chief constable, Ian Hopkins, said the police learned of the explosion around 10:33 p.m.
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Tributes for Constable Palmer have poured in, and the Metropolitan Police announced on Twitter that his badge number would be retired.
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At midnight, Constable Richard Chant finally persuaded the woman to go to a different hospital, but it was a Pyrrhic victory.
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"We are treating this as a terrorist investigation," Chief Constable Ian Hopkins of the Greater Manchester Police said in a statement.
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Sushmana Chaudhary, a constable in Behror, said some or all of the animals that Mr. Khan was transporting were dairy cows.
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Clouds weren't classified by type until 1802, and their subsequent study influenced artists from John Constable to J. M. W. Turner.
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A police constable told the news outlet that authorities warned the woman about how to properly use the 911 system for emergencies.
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Mr. Jones fares less well with the ripe comic subplot in the original, concerning the bumbling constable Dogberry and his associate Verges.
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Ram had also found allies in a couple of local police officers — Head Constable Tilak Raj and Special Police Officer Deepak Khajuria.
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West Yorkshire Police Temporary Chief Constable Dee Collins also said the attack on Cox was believed to have been a targeted attack.
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Evans confirmed media reports that Figueroa was a city constable, giving him the authority to serve warrants, subpoenas and other civil papers.
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"This was one of the first national complex critical investigations into grooming offences," Assistant Chief Constable Martin Evans said in a statement.
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Mr. Meyer then appeared in the doorway and raised a semiautomatic rifle, aiming it at Constable Steele's chest, according to the affidavit.
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Donald Meyer, 57, allegedly pointed his gun at the constable, according to police, who say the officer fired back in self defense.
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Among them was the case of Constable James Forcillo, who shot and killed teenager Sammy Yatim on a Toronto streetcar in 2013.
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"Constable Wurzinger and Boomer's perseverance in this search led to an outstanding result," said superintendent Mark Fisher, officer in charge, Nanaimo RCMP.
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"We have been treating this as a terrorist incident," Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said at a briefing Tuesday morning.
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Previously, someone would need experience as a regular police constable and then work their way up the ranks to become a detective.
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Ciara Meyer was killed by a police constable who was serving eviction papers at their apartment in Perry County on January 11.
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His family had received multiple notifications, with the last making it clear a constable was on the way with an eviction notice.
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His family had gotten multiple notifications, with the last making it clear a constable was on the way with an eviction notice.
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"The father put the constable in a situation where he had to make a decision to use deadly force," the trooper said.
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Police said on Friday that constable Andrew Harper was killed while attending a reported burglary late on Thursday near a major road.
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Pippa Mills, Essex Police deputy chief constable, told news crews at midday on Wednesday that police have yet to identify the bodies.
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Chief Constable Marcus Beale from West Midlands Police said there was no information to suggest an attack in Britain was being planned.
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An officer from the Harris County Constable Precinct immediately responded because he viewed the robbery in progress, according to the court records.
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Police Constable Scott Mason, an officer in Cue, Australia, adopted Cuejoe in March, when his mother died, Australia's ABC Rural News reports.
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Toronto Police Constable David Hopkinson told VICE that Zoia tossed more than just the chair and it's lucky no one was hurt.
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The first two resulted in child luring charges for Surrey, BC RCMP Constable Dario Devic, and Mission, BC school principal Jason Obert.
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"Right now we're monitoring the situation," Hamilton Police Constable Jerome Stewart said in a live interview broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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One police constable was killed, a police official told Reuters, declining to be named since he isn't authorised to speak to media.
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"They'd tried the doctor and got nothing; they'd tried a community mental health team and they got nothing," Chief Constable Thompson said.
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Britain spends more time training its armed officers not to fire their weapons than to shoot, says Peter Neyroud, a former chief constable.
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A 51-year-old candidate for a constable position in Texas stands accused of sexually assaulting minors, according to indictments obtained by PEOPLE.
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"[The comments] go way beyond the boundaries that could be described as 'dark humor,'" said Chief Constable Andy Marsh at their disciplinary hearing.
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Harris County Deputy Constable Alden Clopton underwent several hours of surgery but is expected to recover, authorities said Thursday in a press conference.
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Mike Barton, the chief constable, says he is happy to spend his budget improving neighbourhoods so that they look after their own needs.
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Police Constable Wayne Marques said he had heard screams coming from London Bridge and when he went to investigate saw people being attacked.
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"The ranger that turned up was very concerned for them — they had their mouths taped up," Senior Constable David Gregory told ABC News.
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North Yorkshire Chief Constable Dave Jones has since been appointed to run the South Yorkshire force until a permanent replacement can be found.
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According to the constable, the police have arrested a 240-year-old man for allegedly raping and burning the 212-year old girl.
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According to the constable, the police have arrested a 20-year-old man for allegedly raping and burning the 15-year old girl.
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Her god is Ganna Herzog's special constable, who will launch his thunderbolts the moment his dear Ganna is hurt by a bad person.
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Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said Thursday that crime scene photos leaked to The New York Times had caused "understandable distress" to victims' families.
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"We felt the earthquake a bit, but it was not too strong," Constable Roy Michael told Reuters by phone from Rabaul police station.
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"This appears to be an isolated but targeted attack upon Jo," said Dee Collins, the temporary chief constable for the West Yorkshire police.
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According to the Ottawa Citizen, the incident supposedly happened after Constable Christian Nungisa went out for a night of drinking in Kingston, Ontario.
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Police have now arrested eight people in the investigation, and seized "very important" items in raids, Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said Thursday.
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Among the other defendants was Norman Bettison, a former police chief constable, who was charged with four offences of misconduct in public office.
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"It took them a while because there's a lot of underbrush and different trails," Ontario Provincial Police Constable Jim Davis told the outlet.
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"At this stage it is not yet clear if a crime has been committed," said Paul Mills, deputy chief constable of Wiltshire Police.
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Constable: When you are hit by a stick, you will just be hit on one spot on your head and you will die.
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The potentially tiresome character of the constable Dogberry is reconceived as a malaprop-prone American filmmaker who goes by the name Dog Berry.
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" Chief Constable Ian Hopkins of the Greater Manchester Police said, "There's an extensive investigation going on, and activity taking place across Greater Manchester.
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There were about 30 vehicles, including "numerous" tractor-trailers, involved in the crash, said Curtis Dick, a constable with the Ontario Provincial Police.
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"We know the presence of the taxi caused the group to flee the scene," Detective Senior Constable Matt Whelan said in the video.
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If you run your business like a medieval fortress, you can't complain about how precisely your Earl Constable beheads objects of your disfavor.
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The victims were Kurt W. Cochran, an American tourist in his 50s; Aysha Frade, 43, a British teacher; and Police Constable Keith Palmer. .
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"In a situation where you might be confronting a threat, these are the just a better tool," Constable David Hopkinson told VICE News.
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"Allegations received by police forces across the country are being swiftly acted upon," said Chief Constable Simon Bailey, the NPCC lead for child protection.
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"It looks like the sort of job you wouldn't really want to have," concludes Peter Neyroud, a former chief constable now at Cambridge University.
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Its crime-detection rates are the highest in the country and academics lavish Mr Barton, who has been chief constable since 2012, with gongs.
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A police constable with London's Metropolitan Police Service, he was staying at the Pineapple Resort in Antigua for a wedding with friends and family.
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"The priority remains to establish whether [Abedi] was acting alone or as part of a network," Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said in a statement.
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Mashable reached out to Durham Police, who emailed photocopies of the letters and confirmed that they did indeed come from Chief Constable Mike Barton.
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Benjamin Cardozo, a Supreme Court justice in the 1930s, opposed it, asking why "the criminal is to go free because the constable has blundered"?
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That's what 5-year-old Eliza Adamson-Hopper wrote to Chief Constable Mike Barton of the Durham, England, police department in a recent letter.
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"Chemists typically aren't as concerned about solvents as they should be," said David Constable, the director of the American Chemical Society's Green Chemistry Institute.
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During a press conference Friday, Constable David Hopkinson said police, fire units and ambulance responded to a "medical complaint" just before noon on Friday.
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His father, Joseph James Pappas Sr., also worked as a peace and reserve officer for these same constable offices for more than 26 years.
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At the same time, Ms. Caron reached a local constable who confirmed a shooting had occurred at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
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That prompted the chief constable of the Northamptonshire Police, which is responsible for the area, to call an urgent meeting with the base commander.
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"It's always good to know not just the nice people in the neighborhood, but also the people who might commit crimes," Constable Bewley said.
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"He was armed with a large knife and ... he began lunging and attacking people with the knife," Assistant Chief Constable Russ Jackson told reporters.
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Sweatt-Mueller noticed her two dogs barking strangely, so she went out to check on them, Ontario Provincial Police Constable Jim Davis told CNN.
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