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yes, most police forces are, however, depending on the country, eg: Canada has RCMP ( royal Canadian mounted Police) also Provincial Police then of course city police.

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yes, most police forces are, however, depending on the country, eg: Canada has RCMP ( royal Canadian mounted Police) also Provincial Police then of course city police.

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Use the third person, plural form 'are' when referring to police in general. The word police is an aggregate noun, a word representing an indefinite number of parts; aggregate nouns have no singular form.

When referring to a single person or a specific department, use the third person, singular 'is'. Examples:

The police are blocking off the street where the accident occurred.

A police officer is getting information from the neighbors.

The police department is at the corner of First and Main streets.

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Police only help if it gets physical

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The Reform Era.

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There are police officers in almost every city and county of the world.

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The writer believes that eyewitness accounts of a crime aren't always reliable

According to the writer although sometimes police officers give eyewitnesses at police lineups clues as to whom to select this is never intentional

According to the writer eyewitnesses who are initially somewhat unsure of their selection from a traditional police lineup often

The writer provides an example of an innocent man who was jailed based on false identification in a traditional police lineup

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