mounted police

The mounted police was also a thing of the future.

Better yet, a few mounted police should be out there.

He then joined the mounted police and served for three years in the country.

The water supply board created a mounted police force to keep order.

No one seemed about to do crime, but the mounted police were in high profile.

In Syracuse, the mounted police were called out to control the crowds.

As a less aggressive step, mounted police may first be sent into the crowd.

She did not, she said, understand the need for mounted police.

In addition, the mounted police sometimes patrol neighborhoods, he said.

Mounted police officers broke up a march after the prayer.

Previously the hotel also served as a post for the mounted police.

The mounted police unit is primarily used for crowd control at large events.

In 1891, the department first purchased bicycles to serve with mounted police.

They know by long tradition that it is not wise to be seen when soldiers or mounted police are around.

He became involved in gold-digging, and later joined the mounted police.

After trying a number of occupations, he joined the mounted police and became a boxer.

Law was finally restored by mounted police, army trucks, and tanks.

At one point, four young men were repeatedly beaten by mounted police while trapped against a wall.

Mounted police were called in to stop the riot.

Some weeks later, walking through the park, the man was chased by the mounted police, who asked him if he had been the culprit.

Its stables were until recently used by the city of Boston's mounted police corps.

The charge was led by the mounted police, and the Soviet forces withdrew in panic.

Through the window he saw that a number of mounted police had arrived and were trying to divide the demonstrators in two.

They are also used for recreational trail riding and in mounted police units.

Only after mounted police officers arrived was he allowed to resume the whipping.