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police station
noun as in headquarters for law enforcement
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
He flew back to Chicago on Thursday to get his instrument back and played “Over the Rainbow” at the police station to say thank you.
On the day that Huser’s body was recovered, the same police station published another press release that a 51-year-old hiker had slipped on frozen grass in nearby Zermatt and fallen to her death.
Later, at a police station, he had trouble walking, and his mother had to carry him to the bathroom.
It was unclear if those causing the damage, which business leaders described as attempted looting, had any link to those demonstrating at the police station.
On Thursday evening, as it rained, a group of about 75 people gathered outside the police station.
According to Kostick, while awaiting a van to transport Stewart to the nearest police station, his mood changed.
Just recently, a march on the Ferguson police station ended with protestors quickly arrested for impeding traffic.
I have been taken to the police station twice because people in the community say I have been circulating the virus.
They grabbed me in front of a hotel, threw me into a car, drove me over to the police station, tied me, and beat me up.
Officials said assailants stole vehicles and weapons from the police station and that two policemen were among the dead.
One of the oldest houses here was destroyed some years back, and on its site stands a new police-station.
We went to the police station, and Armand handed in the permission signed by Marguerite's sister.
If you have any questions to ask Miss Rillette, maybe you better call the police station.
A few hours later this girl called at the Petone Police Station.
The police officers then asked if Michael would also accompany us to the police station and he said he would.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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