Police is treated as a plural noun and takes plural verbs. Police is referred to with plural pronouns like they and them. Police can be used as an adjective before singular nouns
SWAT teams are special operations units in civilian law enforcement agencies. Teams handle high-risk operations outside regular agency capabilities. Similar to military police tactical teams
Law is a collection of rules imposed by authority. Civilization presupposes respect for the law. Law is a learned profession requiring advanced study
Criminal investigation dates back to c. 1700 BCE in Hammurabi's Code. English constable was first recorded professional criminal investigator around 1250 CE. Modern investigations primarily conducted by government police forces
Sergeant II Hondo Harrelson Jr. serves as Team Leader after Buck Spivey's firing. Captain Jessica Cortez leads LAPD Metropolitan Division. Officer Jim Street transfers from Long Beach Police Department. Officer Chris Alonso is the only female S.W.A.T. officer. Sergeant Deacon Kay leads 20 Squad after 10 years with the team
Miranda rights protect suspects from self-incrimination in custodial interrogation. Named after 1966 Supreme Court decision Miranda v. Arizona. Yale professor Kamisar developed the concept, known as "father of Miranda"