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Military Dictionary and Gazetteer
to officer
To furnish with officers; to appoint officers over.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of to officer in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of to officer in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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We were convinced it was a police officer or gendarme, both by the violence he used against his victims, and also his techniques – his way of presenting his tricolour [police] card, a certain number of things victims reported him saying, he knew all the police techniques.
To charge that offense, our office would have to be able to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, the minor specifically intended to kill the victims. There was no evidence of that. the probation officer had access to the reports and alleged facts in the case, the juvenile’s prior, and any mitigating or aggravating factors; but still recommended camp.
We looked at other options such as having a resource officer here fulltime but they were all cost prohibitive, we decided to go ahead with the program and now we love it and stand by it.
I was called in for a meeting with the head of the military enlistment office where I was met by an FSB officer. The officer said they had been following me for some time and gave me a choice : agree to cooperate or go to prison for two years.
I think if you talk to people who live in communities that deal with these issues all the time, they will say to you that what these videos are showing us now is what people in many minority communities have been talking about for years, and what they've been describing for years, but they haven't been believed, they have been dismissed, mainly because people don't want to believe that law enforcement can overstep. And of course, it's not every law enforcement officer. But when it happens, the impact that it has, the gash that it leaves, in the web of trust that we need in order for everyone to feel safe, is tremendous. And so that's why these incidents resonate so deeply.
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