police constable BrE , PC (abbreviation) BrE

Four black special police constables were given 15-year prison terms.

One of the police constables was now staring across at them.

This medal is also being given to police constables under similar rules.

She even saw police constables taking part in the loot.

Unfortunately, one of the police constables got shot too.

Six Afghan police constables were killed and five others sustained injuries.

During the campaign, he supported calls to hire fifty new police constables for the city.

However, it is clear that many of his police constables and sergeants did not agree with this approach.

This was disbanded by an army of police constables who swept the green.

Two of the four women were police constables.

Investigators and police constables can then search premises to seize documents.

The residential complex has 12 quarters for police constables.

A search of the area where she was found was carried out by sixty police constables.

General law and order being a state subject in India, each state government recruits police constables.

Along the path came two police constables, Simms and Jordan.

Police constables shoved the horrified crowd back and surrounded the body of the attacker.

The end titles of the series simply showed the feet of the two police constables pounding the beat.

This crowd includes workers, spivs and young police constables.

We have our police constables over there.

The government adopted a policy whereby police constables were recruited at an early age and trained in their native regions.

Non-police law enforcement agencies, whose officers are not police constables, but still enforce laws.

In addition, police constables have "lawful authority" to possess batons.

Two uniformed police constables were standing with their backs to a large, old-fashioned cooker.

There were 48 mistakes of this sort in crime sheets written by police constables at the same police station.

Eleven police constables led by an officer climbed out of the Landrovers.