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Police
die Polizei

in the PONS Dictionary

I. po·lice [pəˈli:s] N + pl vb

1. police (force):

the police
die Polizei kein pl
the police are investigating ...
he works for the police
to call the police

2. police (police officers):

police
Polizisten(Polizistinnen) mpl (f)
to put more police on the beat

II. po·lice [pəˈli:s] VB trans

1. police (guard):

to police sth

2. police (regulate):

to police sb/sth/oneself

3. police Am MIL:

to police sth an event

III. po·lice [pəˈli:s] N modifier

police (helmet, patrol, uniform):

police
to be in police custody

po·ˈlice de·part·ment N

police department
police department
police department

po·lice ˈes·cort N

police escort
under police escort

po·lice inter·ˈven·tion N no pl

Polizeieinsatz m <-es, -einsätze>

se·cret po·ˈlice N + pl vb

secret police
Geheimpolizei f <-, -en>

po·ˈlice car N

police car

po·lice ˈpre·cinct N

police precinct
Polizeibezirk m <-(e)s, -e>
police precinct

po·ˈlice re·port·er N

police reporter
Polizeireporter(in) m (f)

po·ˈlice of·fic·er N

police officer
Polizeibeamte(r)(-beamtin) m (f) <-, -nen>

ˈthought po·lice N + pl vb

thought police

Klett Geography Glossary

police station N

police station
Present
Ipolice
youpolice
he/she/itpolices
wepolice
youpolice
theypolice
Past
Ipoliced
youpoliced
he/she/itpoliced
wepoliced
youpoliced
theypoliced
Present Perfect
Ihavepoliced
youhavepoliced
he/she/ithaspoliced
wehavepoliced
youhavepoliced
theyhavepoliced
Past Perfect
Ihadpoliced
youhadpoliced
he/she/ithadpoliced
wehadpoliced
youhadpoliced
theyhadpoliced

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Soon after the local and state police arrived and fired eight rounds of tear gas into the prison yard.
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Crouton later became a more efficient police officer, even if he was sometimes a bit slow on deductions.
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Following the acquittal, an internal police disciplinary inquiry cleared the officers of any wrongdoing.
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Police later maintained that some protest organizers were complicit in providing cover for the vandals.
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The crowd became violent when the police began to brandish sticks.
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