List Of Police Quotes

The One Thing The Police Cannot Protect Us From Is A Politician Like Bill De Blasio.

Soldiers Are Not Policemen, And It's Very Unfair, Even For Those Soldiers Who Have Some Police Training, To Burden Them With Police Duties. It's Not What They're Trained For, Or Equipped For.

A Police Officer Wears A Uniform. They're Sworn To Uphold The Law. They're Public Servants. And They Should Not Be Above The Law.

Police Do Not Belong In War Zones.

Actually, Orcas Aren't Quite As Complex As Scientists Imagine. Most Killer Whales Are Just Four Tons Of Doofus Dressed Up Like A Police Car.

I Know When I Was Here Prosecuting Homicides In The District Of Columbia, One Of The Most Effective Units Here Was The Cold Case Squad, Which Had On It Fbi Agents, As Well As Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Detectives Working Together.

In The Context Of September 11, There Were So Many That Lost Their Lives That - How Do You Single Out One Person? There Were So Many Acts Of Heroism That Day From So Many People, Whether It Be Firemen And Police Officers In New York And Our Agents Also.

In Tracking Down And Eliminating Terrorists, We Need To Change Our Metaphor From A "war On Terror" - Exactly What, Pray Tell, Is That? - To The Mind-set Of Interpol Tracking Down Master Criminals Through Intense Global Cooperation Among Nations, Or The Fbi Stalking The Mafia, Or Local Police Determined To Quell Street Gangs Without Leveling The Entire Neighborhood In The Process.

The Police And I Have A Deal. I Don't Talk To Them And They Don't Listen To Me.

People Are Not Afraid To Be Very Direct With Police. And I Think That's Part Of The Problem Is That People Are Angry At The Cops And Then The Cops Are Stressed Out And They, You Know, Pay It Backwards, So To Speak.

The Busybodies Have Begun To Infect American Society With A Nasty Intolerance - A Zeal To Police The Private Lives Of Others And Hammer Them Into Standard Forms - A Nation Of Finger Pointers.

In The Western Hemisphere The Adherence Of The United States To The Monroe Doctrine May Force The United States, However Reluctantly, In Flagrant Cases Of Such Wrong Doing Or Impotence, To The Exercise Of An International Police Power.