obscene publications squad造句

• Police from the Obscene Publications Squad subsequently raided h / er home, and confiscated several tons of art work.
• In the late 1960s the head of the Obscene Publications Squad sponsored a convicted pornographer as a member of his own lodge.
• The season proved to be controversial and Channel 4 was investigated by the Obscene Publications Squad and referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
• Later that year, in command of A10 ( Complaints Investigation ) Branch, he led the investigation into corruption in the Obscene Publications Squad.
• In August 1977 she was transferred to head the C1 Department of CID, which included the Obscene Publications Squad, the first woman to head this department.
• In 1973 he was in charge of the Obscene Publications Squad and by 1979 he was a Detective Chief Superintendent and head of the Drugs Squad at Scotland Yard.
• The " Oz " offices in Princedale Road, Notting Hill, and the homes of its editors were repeatedly raided by Scotland Yard's Obscene Publications Squad.
• As the ensuing corruption investigations widened, the obscene publications squad was replaced in its entirety with a new group of officers drawn from the uniformed branch, and in all over 20 detectives were dismissed or required to resign.
• During the heyday of the Syndicate ( 1967 1972 ), most of the Metropolitan Police " Obscene Publications Squad " were in its pay, including the squad's head, Detective Chief Superintendent Bill Moody.
• However, the law was soon changed to bring video under the Obscene Publications Act and Freeman's home was raided in 1981 by the OPS ( Obscene Publications Squad ), with all the Videx video equipment confiscated in the process.
• One of the first cases Skelhorn dealt with was the August 1966 seizure by Scotland Yard's obscene publications squad of all copies of Aubrey Beardsley's erotic cards and posters they could find in a card shop on Regent Street.
• He established the Obscene Publications Squad, Drugs Squad ( 1963 ), Special Patrol Group ( 1961 ), Art Squad ( 1967 ), and Antiques and Philately Squad ( 1967 ), laid the foundations for the Scenes of Crime Branch established shortly after his death, and greatly expanded the Flying Squad.
• "OZ " was one of several'underground'publications targeted by the Obscene Publications Squad, and their offices had already been raided on several occasions, but the conjunction of schoolchildren and what some viewed as obscene material set the scene for the " Oz " obscenity trial of 1971.
• A campaigning journalist, Warren also wrote the first articles highlighting the potential for the emerging internet to be abused by paedophiles in 1989 and as a result was asked to brief the first UK police force to respond to the danger, the Greater Manchester Police Obscene Publications Squad, on the issues the technology has produced.
• The unit reached its lowest ebb in the early 1970s when chronic allegations of corruption came to a head with the detailed exposure in 1972 of systematic payments by pornographer James Humphreys led to seventeen policemen, including DCI George Fenwick, head of the obscene publications squad; his direct superior DCS Bill Moody; Cmdr Wallace Virgo, head of the Serious Crime Squad, in overall charge of the unit; and Cmdr Kenneth Drury, head of the Flying Squad.