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The sudden suicide of an artifact-dealer with ties to the cult draws the attention of an ambitious female police detective-inspector—and of the dead man's estranged archaeologist son, who is determined to get to the truth of his parent's activities.
Supernatural Suspense and Mundane Wonders Tom Nolan 2011
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As it turned out, I was meant for a life in the police force, to rise to the giddy heights of detective-inspector in a nondescript northern town.
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Janssen had graduated from a good university several years ago, passed the qualifying exam in jurisprudence, then, after attending the police institute, he was accepted at this young age as a detective-inspector candidate, apprenticed to Kohl.
Garden of Beasts Deaver, Jeffery 2004
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It was in this latter direction that he headed, recalling spending time there in his days as a detective-inspector assistant, reading the files not only to learn what he could from the great Prussian-detectives of the past but simply because he enjoyed seeing the history of Berlin as told through its law enforcers.
Garden of Beasts Deaver, Jeffery 2004
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Then, with a wife and two children, he'd gone on to the institute's Officers School and joined Kripo, rising over the years from detective-inspector assistant to senior detective-inspector.
Garden of Beasts Deaver, Jeffery 2004
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‘The Chief Constable brought pressure to bear on that rather obtuse detective-inspector, I think, so an arrest had to be made and I drew the short straw.’
Here Lies Gloria Mundy Mitchell, Gladys, 1901- 1982
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The detective-inspector entered, and opened an interview which proved less embarrassing than Lefevre had anticipated.
Master of His Fate J. Mclaren Cobban
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So it was that a high official of the Criminal Investigation Department reached an outlying police station under the conduct of a young constable whose swelling pride was soon reduced to abject misery as the divisional detective-inspector, who was leaning on a high desk and chatting with a station-sergeant, sprang forward to greet the suspect.
The Grell Mystery Frank Froest
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The office of Bolt, the divisional detective-inspector, was empty, and with an order that they were not to be disturbed, Foyle and his chief entered the room.
The Grell Mystery Frank Froest
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While they were yet speaking, Lefevre was further troubled by the announcement that a detective-inspector desired to speak with him!
Master of His Fate J. Mclaren Cobban
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