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They were never on the police blotter, nothing like that.

Listen, I was just going through the police blotter from last night.

The papers will probably get it from the police blotter.

Still, he often finds himself the leading man of the police blotter.

Yet the response was more suited to a town with less in the way of a police blotter.

And he is a good citizen whose name does not end up on a police blotter once a month.

No police blotter item or report has been released to the public.

The news coverage of professional football has read more like a police blotter.

One of those names that would go equally well in the blue book or the police blotter.

Police Blotter is a simple concept, with decent production values.

Often the source is an online city police blotter, fascinating reading if you have the time.

Almost every day a professional or college athlete is on a police blotter somewhere for something.

One of the darkest ended with his name on a police blotter.

The police blotter listed more than 650 people arrested over the weekend.

Peter Soorenko's report could have come off the police blotter.

Lawmakers grew tired of players finding their way onto police blotters.

The list of offenses reads like a police blotter during a full moon.

No wonder their names hadn't appeared on the police blotter, Malone thought.

At the same time a police blotter report noted that James had been caught with a bag of marijuana.

And we tell them that the local beat writers in town check the police blotter every weekend for their names.

The big city, Binghamton, about 20 miles away - now that's where the police blotter gets interesting.

A police blotter will inform citizens of crimes not reported by news organizations.

Then two words popped into my head: police blotter.

The cost of agricultural crime goes beyond the dollars and cents figures on a police blotter.

What's on the police blotter is more important than what's in the box score.