investigators

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• Now that he’s finally gone there’s an opportunity to explore and investigate a lot more of what’s going on under the hood.

• Detectives are continuing to investigate leads and conduct interviews, police said.

• When Umansky tried to find out whether the Police Department would investigate the cops’ actions, he discovered all the ways the NYPD is shielded from accountability.

• Detectives remained at the scene investigating Wednesday evening.

• When they reported the crimes, police sometimes failed to investigate or prosecutors declined to file charges.

• When there were disputes between students, Mecallari would leave one party with Ramos while he went to investigate.

• Starr stresses that universities are required under Title IX to investigate and intervene in sexual assault cases.

• The campaign also said that they would be asking state and federal authorities to investigate.

• The National Transportation Safety Board also will investigate the crash, a spokesman told The Daily Beast.

• Vita activists have demanded that police investigate how the sea creatures appeared in Moscow and why.

• I resolved to investigate the matter, as it was only verbal, so that it might not become public.

• Twenty baskets of it were obtained by the said miners to assay and investigate its nature, and determine what it might be.

• In 1901 he went to India to investigate for the Government the railways there, and to report upon them.

• It would be curious to investigate the feelings of princes on occasions so momentous to themselves and to their people.