policed (Meaning)

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policed (imp. & p. p.)

of Police

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Regulated by laws for the maintenance of peace and order, enforced by organized administration.

The city was heavily policed during the protests, with officers patrolling every block.
The police department has been criticized for unfairly policed minority neighborhoods.
The mall has a strict no-loitering policy that is strictly policed by security guards.
The university campus is patrolled and policed by its own private security force.
The Internet is policed by various government agencies to prevent illegal activity.
The company's internal email system is policed by IT staff to prevent data breaches.
The teacher policed the students' behavior during the exam to ensure academic integrity.
The tournament was closely policed to prevent any cheating or misconduct.
The military base is heavily policed to protect classified information and personnel.
The public park is policed by rangers to enforce safety regulations and maintain order.

of Police, Regulated by laws for the maintenance of peace and order, enforced by organized administration.

regulated, guided, operated, governed, controlled, managed, administrated, directed, conducted, safeguarded

neglected, neglected, abandoned, ignored, abandoned,ignored, forgot, disregarded,forgot, disregarded

The city was heavily policed during the protests, with officers patrolling every block.

The police department has been criticized for unfairly policed minority neighborhoods.

The mall has a strict no-loitering policy that is strictly policed by security guards.

The university campus is patrolled and policed by its own private security force.