prefect of police

I will not allow the prefect of police to interfere with my private affairs.

The prefect of police did not bully or threaten.

'Madame is in prison,' the prefect of police said in English.

It was during his time as Prefect of Police that fingerprinting became established as a method of identification.

The Prefect of Police can issue arrêtés (local writs) defining rules pertaining to his field of competency.

"Miss Ganges-I am lunching here tomorrow with the French Prefect of Police.

"I am," said the man, "a detective, and I have to present your Highness with this billet from the Prefect of Police."

On the advice of Liborio Romano, the new prefect of police, Filangieri was ordered to leave Naples.

De Gaulle was forced to ask Papon to resign at the start of 1967 ; he was succeeded by Maurice Grimaud as prefect of police.

Marc Caussidière was dismissed from his position as prefect of police, and he was replaced by a banker from Le Mans, Ariste Jacques Trouvé-Chauvel.

On the same day, visiting Montrouge's police station, the prefect of police declared to the police officers present: "You also must be subversive in the war that sets you against others.

It loosely depicts the life of Eugène François Vidocq, a French criminal who reformed and became a famous French Prefect of Police during the Napoleonic era.

Tommy agrees but not before he has drunk a cup of coffee and given Tuppence instructions for a meal at the hotel tomorrow that he is having with the French Prefect of Police.

M. Aristide Goron, prefect of police of La Bandelette, swung along the rue des Anges at the stumpy but magnificent walk suggestive of the Grand Monarch.

The band of the Paris prefecture of police (Préfecture de Police) dates its creation from an order of the Prefect of Police (Préfet de Police) Jean Chiappe on March 31, 1929.

Lozé was heavily criticised for perceived inaction during the disturbances and was quickly replaced as Prefect of Police by the authoritarian Louis Lépine who is credited with restoring order and subsequently implementing the reforms required for policing a Modern French state.

The police moved into the church, in a neighborhood of largely Muslim immigrants from North Africa, without the permission of the parish priest or the Archbishop of Paris, Jean-Marie Cardinal Lustiger, church authorities said, but on the authority of the Paris Prefect of Police.