Synonyms for police commissioner
po·lice com·mis·sion·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. police commissionernoun

   a civil commissioner appointed to supervise the duties and discipline of the police

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1. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw:

   According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Krasner has said he would respond to the coronavirus outbreak by seeking the release of people charged with nonviolent offenses and misdemeanors and asked police to consider the prospect of prison overcrowding when pressing charges. Earlier this week, Philadelphia District Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw clarified a previous statement on a temporary policy regarding delayed arrests for nonviolent crimes during the pandemic. Persons who commit certain nonviolent offenses will be arrested at the scene. Once their identity has been confirmedthey will be released and processed via arrest warrant.

2. Nick Mosby:

   It is my job to examine and investigate the evidence of each case, here is the rule I had with my police department and my police commissioner.

3. Byron Brown:

   I was deeply disturbed by the video, as was Buffalo Police Commissioner Byron Lockwood, he directed an immediate investigation into the matter, and the two officers have been suspended without pay.

4. Ed Davis:

   If you’re calling it the SCORPION unit, what message are you sending to the officers who are in it and to the community… Scorpions sting. one of my first meetings I went to as a new police commissioner in Boston, I went to Mission Hill and listened to a group of 200-300 young black men who told me our units were jumping out of the cars and tipping guys upside down to see if a gun would come out. I went back and met with the gang unit after that, and I made it very clear that this was not the mission that I wanted accomplished. … You can’t make everybody who’s between the age of 15 and 25 a suspect.

5. Jack Drescher:

   They did the work of apologizing but they did not say the words, if the police commissioner of New York City could do it, why couldn't we do something similar?