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Droit et Règlementation - Équipement et installations de police

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billy club

a short, heavy stick used by police officers for defense or control

matraque, bâton de police

matraque, bâton de police

Ex: The officer carried a billy club on his belt. 
body armor

protective clothing or equipment worn to shield the body from injury

gilet pare-balles, armure corporelle

gilet pare-balles, armure corporelle

Ex: The officer wore body armor during the operation. 
cruiser
cruiser
[nom]

a police car used for patrolling and responding to incidents, typically equipped with lights, sirens, and communication systems

voiture de police, patrouilleur

voiture de police, patrouilleur

Ex: The cruiser sped through the city streets in pursuit of the suspect's vehicle. 
squad car

a police car used by officers for patrolling, responding to emergencies, and enforcing laws

voiture de police, voiture patrouille

voiture de police, voiture patrouille

Ex: Pedestrians paused to allow the squad car to pass through the crowded street. 
handcuff

a pair of rings made of metal with a chain attached to them, used for putting on the wrists of prisoners

menottes

menottes

Ex: The police officer placed the suspect's hands in handcuffs after arresting him. 
plain clothes

clothing worn by police officers or agents that does not show they are law enforcement

tenue civile, vêtements civils

tenue civile, vêtements civils

Ex: The officer was working in plain clothes at the event. 
uniform
uniform
[nom]

the special set of clothes that all members of an organization or a group wear at work, or children wear at a particular school

uniforme

uniforme

Ex: The employees at the hotel wear a professional uniform. 
police dog

a dog that is trained to assist with police work, such as detecting drugs or threats

chien policier

chien policier

Ex: The police dog sniffed out illegal drugs. 
tracker dog

a dog trained to help police find people, objects, or explosives by following a scent

chien pisteurs, chien de pistage

chien pisteurs, chien de pistage

Ex: The tracker dog found the missing child in the forest. 
rubber bullet

a bullet made of rubber, used by police to control crowds without causing lethal injury

balle en caoutchouc, projectile en caoutchouc

balle en caoutchouc, projectile en caoutchouc

Ex: Police fired rubber bullets to disperse the protesters. 
shield
shield
[nom]

a badge worn by a police officer as a symbol of authority

insigne, plaque

insigne, plaque

Ex: The officer showed his shield at the checkpoint. 
siren
siren
[nom]

a loud device typically used on emergency vehicles to alert others of their approach and to clear the way in traffic

sirène, avertisseur sonore

sirène, avertisseur sonore

Ex: The ambulance's siren wailed as it sped through the busy intersection. 
stun gun

a device that temporarily incapacitates a person by delivering an electric shock without killing them

pistolet à impulsion électrique, pistolet électrique

pistolet à impulsion électrique, pistolet électrique

Ex: The officer carried a stun gun for protection. 
tear gas

a gas that irritates the eyes and causes tears, used to control or disperse crowds

gaz lacrymogène, gaz lacrymogène

gaz lacrymogène, gaz lacrymogène

Ex: Police used tear gas to break up the protest. 
water cannon

a device that sprays water at high pressure to control or disperse crowds

canon à eau, lance à eau

canon à eau, lance à eau

Ex: Police used a water cannon to break up the riot. 
operations room

a room where police or military activities are monitored and coordinated

salle des opérations, centre opérationnel

salle des opérations, centre opérationnel

Ex: Officers reported to the operations room for instructions. 
police department

an official organization responsible for maintaining law and order in a specific area

département de police, commissariat

département de police, commissariat

Ex: The local police department responded to the emergency. 
police station

the office where a local police works

commissariat de police

commissariat de police

Ex: She went to the police station to report the theft of her bicycle. 
blotter
blotter
[nom]

the daily record of events, such as arrests or incidents, kept at a police station

registre de police, journal de bord policier

registre de police, journal de bord policier

Ex: The officer recorded the arrest in the blotter. 
charge sheet

an official document listing the charges against a person arrested by the police

procès-verbal d'inculpation, feuille de charges

procès-verbal d'inculpation, feuille de charges

Ex: The officer prepared a charge sheet for the suspect. 
mugshot
mugshot
[nom]

a photographic portrait taken by law enforcement agencies of a person who has been arrested, typically taken at the time of booking and used for identification purposes

photo d'identité judiciaire, portrait d'identité

photo d'identité judiciaire, portrait d'identité

Ex: The suspect’s mugshot was released to the media after his arrest. 
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