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When he arrived, the city's minorities were at war with its police, even though there had been two consecutive black police chiefs.

Within four months, the police chiefs made her an honorary member of their tribe and bestowed an Arabic name on her meaning "wise woman" .

Meanwhile police chiefs must be readier to mobilise the extra officers whose deployment finally quelled the trouble last week.

Similarly, many Tory bets, such as the elected police chiefs, could have done with a pilot project.

Though the reform is partly inspired by elected police chiefs in America, it has no real model.

Police chiefs said security for tomorrow's elections would be stepped up following the incident.

British police chiefs studied the annual report of bulldog-jawed Lord Byng of Vimy, commissioner of Metropolitan Police of London.

You can speak to the police chiefs and others from law enforcement here today who will tell you the same thing.

Yet on the ground, the fire and police chiefs have taken the decision to evacuate the towers.

Crime-fighters compete with rappers for celebrity: most people can name half a dozen lawyers, judges or police chiefs.

All the evidence suggests police chiefs can put more bobbies on the beat by efficiency savings.

But opponents, mainly prosecutors and police chiefs, worry that the opposite is more likely.

Having established its authority, it then names local police chiefs.

As with the sudden and unwarranted resignations of Police Chiefs recently noted, there is more to this than meets the eye.

Police chiefs will also be hard to face down.

Local police chiefs who annoy them are simply killed.

"He can do better in fighting corruption and seeing that non-corrupt police chiefs are appointed, " de Hoop Scheffer says.

Have you got written statements from these police chiefs to back it up?

Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization;

West African Regional Police Chiefs Conference;

CENI; Committee of Central African Police Chiefs;