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Police reported that, in the Westmoreland incident, a constable was at a party with friends when his 9mm Beretta fell from his waistband.— Jamaica Gleaner Online
Today, a constable is a law enforcement officer, and constables and their deputies have all the enforcement powers of other peace officers such as sheriff's deputies or police officers.— The Gazette-Enterprise: News
If homeowners don't leave, a constable is assigned to be at the property on the eviction day.
Mumbai: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) is probing the role of assistant police inspector Rajesh Padvi in a graft case, in which a constable was arrested while returning the bribe— WN.com - Articles related to Drunk pilot delays AI fight to New York by 45 min
The partisans of the constable were at once removed from all offices of trust, and devoted adherents of the house of Lorraine were substituted.— The Rise of the Hugenots, Vol. 1 (of 2)

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