crime desk

Tom Stone and Suzie Fitzpatrick were her competition on the crime desk.

Please telephone 081 337 1689, 0459 111100, or Chiswick Crime Desk on 577 1212.

On the crime desk."

I laughed at Joe's imitation of Cindy, who is not only my friend, but also the top reporter on the Chronicle's crime desk.

I read the card, Cindy Thomas, Reporter, Metro Crime Desk.

He was assigned to "baby-sit" Dan on the Property Crimes desk after correcting the captain's grammar in front of the chief.

He drained his cup, picked up the phone, and dialed a friend at New Scotland Yard, a contact from his old crime desk days.

I was about to dial Stu Kirkwood at the hate crimes desk when a cadre of three men in dark suits came into the squad room.

Crime Desk (1975-88)

A young editorialist for The Statesman, a rival English-language daily, chimed in that for want of work his paper had abolished its crime desk.

He has also worked on BBC Radio Five Live's Crime Desk programme.

O'Reilly was sentenced to six years and the crime desk of the San Francisco Chronicle dubbed him 'Dollar Bill'.

As Cindy scanned the articles, she remembered the story of the victims, Emil and Rosanne Christiansen, who had died before she was assigned to the crime desk.

After I called Tracchio, I phoned Cindy, who was not only my good friend but top dog on the Chronicle's crime desk, to give her a heads-up on Brinkley's capture.

Analysts work very closely with regular police officers on particular areas of crime; an analyst might work with a police officer on a vehicle crime desk, or a violent crime desk, for example.

Chapter 19 FIRST THING THE FOLLOWING MORNING, I called Stu Kirkwood, who ran a hate crimes desk assigned to the police department.

The women each have different jobs: Lindsay Boxer, a homicide inspector for the San Francisco Police Department, Claire Washburn, a medical examiner, Jill Bernhardt, an assistant D.A., and Cindy Thomas, a reporter who just started working the crime desk of the San Francisco Chronicle.