A policeman came round in plain clothes and asked everybody questions.
No, there has been no question of police being prohibited from speaking to a man in plain clothes.
He was in plain clothes, and announced that he was an officer of the law.
Two women police officers are employed permanently in plain clothes, whilst others are occasionally so employed from time to time.
I come to the question of welfare and the question of plain clothes.
He has now decided that the privilege of wearing plain clothes on entering and leaving barracks cannot be extended to ratings below petty officer.
Is the detection of crime helped by allowing policemen in plain clothes to do this work?
Two women police officers are employed in plain clothes permanently, and others on occasions when deemed desirable.
