Results for ashtabula ohio city police codes translation from Spanish to English

el 18 de septiembre de 1902, se incorporó a la kingston upon hull city police y fue adscrito a la brigada local de bomberos.
on 18 september 1902, he joined the kingston upon hull city police and was seconded to the local fire brigade.

» new york city police commissioner bill bratton calls anger surrounding policing tip of the iceberg (washington post)
» new york city police commissioner bill bratton calls anger surrounding policing ‘tip of the iceberg’ (washington post)

se mudó a los estados unidos junto a su familia a los dos años de edad y creció en ashtabula, ohio, hogar de la más grande comunidad finesa de ese país.
she moved to the united states with her family when she was two years old and grew up in ashtabula, ohio, home to the largest finnish-american community in the state.

ha dado clases como profesor adjunto en el john jay college of criminal justice, nueva york, y es miembro del grupo de profesores del new york city police department en asuntos tales como contraterrorismo y liderazgo.
he has taught as adjunct professor in the graduate program of the john jay college of criminal justice, new york, teaching members of the new york city police department in subjects such as counter-terrorism and leadership.

en 1806 sus padres, joshua giddings y elizabeth pease, se fueron a condado de ashtabula (ohio), en aquella época poco poblado y casi desierto.
in 1806 his parents elizabeth (née pease) and joshua giddings moved the family to ashtabula county, ohio, which was then sparsely settled.

"* joe sánchez, former new york city police officer "sánchez is a highly decorated former new york city police officer y author whose books give an insight as to the corruption within the department.
"* joe sánchez, former new york city police officer "sánchez is a highly decorated former new york city police officer and author whose books give an insight as to the corruption within the department.

(rsf/ifex) - el 9 de agosto de 2012 - robert stolarik, fotógrafo independiente que trabaja para el diario the new york times, aún espera que le devuelvan su equipo tras la violenta agresión, a manos de la policía de nueva york (new york city police department, nypd), de la que fue víctima el 4 de agosto de 2012. "me es difícil superarlo y sentirme tranquilo haciendo mi trabajo con los cargos presentados en mi contra", explicó el periodista a reporteros sin fronteras.
(rsf/ifex) - 9 august 2012 - robert stolarik, a contract photographer for the new york times, was beaten, handcuffed and had his equipment seized while photographing a street arrest in the bronx on 4 august. he faces criminal charges of obstructing government administration and resisting arrest. reporters without borders urges that the charges be dismissed.