Synonyms for officers
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1. List of paraphrases for "officers":

   agents, officials, officer, personnel, staff, official, actors, bureau, office, servants, agent, officiers, policemen, workers, specialists, employees, police, operatives, actives, administrators, offices, rooms, formal, members, officers, director, constables

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1. Police John Drake:

   I’m sure he did have a Taser, our officers are issued Taser, but in those situations – that’s a lethal situation, he deescalated by retreating, he moved backwards, again ordering the individual to drop the weapon… You can’t use a less lethal if someone is attacking you with a knife.

2. Marcellus Johnson:

   The police officers were trying to keep him calm and get him to remove the sharp object, you could feel the tension, that something was about to happen.

3. Brandon Garrett:

   In this country, many uses of force are not crimes, criminal charges are rare, and we've seen grand juries decline to indict in high-profile cases, unlike the vast bulk of criminal cases that result in convictions through guilty pleas, many police officers do not plead guilty and they are successful in trial.

4. Noah McKay:

   People have been complaining and reporting their stuff stolen and really the security officers will say, ‘Did you lock your locker’ or this and that, or just tell us they’ll do anything they can to get out stuff back, but that hasn’t happened.

5. White House:

   We agree with the chief of the Capitol Police and the wide range of bipartisan lawmakers who have condemned this false depiction of the unprecedented, violent attack on our Constitution and the rule of law – which cost police officers their lives, we also agree with what Fox News’s own attorneys and executives have now repeatedly stressed in multiple courts of law: That Tucker Carlson is not credible.