flying squad

Then you phone the police flying squad and see who comes first."

There, he called headquarters and ordered a flying squad to meet him.

Perhaps it is a job for the flying squad.

As a result of this the flying squad investigated the reason behind the delay.

The team soon learns that the operation went on even if they did not provide the necessary data to the flying squad.

He is a dangerous man and was known to the Flying Squad.

On his way out, he stopped a policeman leaving with one of the flying squads.

In 1980 I proposed that the Community should have a flying squad.

As Mark considered it, strong arguments took shape in his mind against sending such a flying squad.

Butler was arguably the most renowned head of the flying squad in its history.

The flying squads would also go into action should terrorists strike or some other kind of major disaster hit the city.

"Well, sir, about an hour and a half ago a flying squad was sent here to make several arrests.

Flying Squad officers were already waiting there and ambushed the gang.

Initially when raised, the new police arm was called the Flying Squad.

Spot checks by passport-photo flying squads are now in force.

Then a flying squad charged out of the underbrush and hit the convent wall.

The flying squad had received information that the political party functionaries might distribute cash.

The series aired during a dark period for the real-life Flying Squad.

Only a flying squad of Michelin inspectors could answer the question definitively.

A popular service was the 'flying squad' delivery option run by the store.

Establish flying squads to coordinate national and international investigations.

If you have enough men, send a flying squad to patrol and break up gatherings of rebels."

Flying Squad members must be under 30.

By 1987, the number had risen to 26, and in the following year, a report from the Naples flying squad reported their number as 32.

We've got a flying squad all set.