police cadet

She also worked as a police cadet while in college.

That program I would expand to 3,000 police cadets a year.

As a result, few police cadets have wanted to serve on the transit force.

She remembered the first visit she'd ever made here as a police cadet.

He was a police cadet from 1949 to 1951.

"But it's embarrassing that a police cadet has to be the one to bring this up."

At finals time he shows up in a police cadet uniform.

They also unveiled a plan to train all new police cadets in those techniques.

Police cadets are receiving instruction in civil and human rights."

A police cadet, he was earning next to nothing.

A police cadet searches for the truth behind a girl's suicide by hanging.

If people join the police cadets having been an offender, they do not offend again.

He said this meant selection of police cadets would be done without "ideological discrimination."

The report asked for tougher screening of police cadets.

He joined the police cadets at 17, and the Newark police force in 1969.

Pakistan would also provide stipends to the Afghan police cadets during their training.

In 1951, Scott introduced a police cadet training scheme for young people aged between 16 and 18.

Currently all police cadets take the same examination and are assigned to one of the three forces based on a lottery.

Once you have completed the course, your rank changes to Police Cadet.

A Massachusetts judge has recommended that criminal charges be brought against three people in the training death of a police cadet last year.

Police cadets receive training in equal enforcement of the law and nondiscrimination.

The chief constable could appoint police cadets with the permission of the authority.

He attended a flag-raising ceremony with police cadets in Miami.

June 8: Eleven police cadets were killed when two assailants opened fire on their vehicle.

The plot features female police cadets in training to join the Hollywood vice squad.