Definitions
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- noun US A
structure or other area set aside forstorage offire -extinguishing equipment . - noun US The
headquarters of apolice force or unit for a specificdistrict ; apolice station .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Apparently, getting cuffed and placed in the back of a county police cruiser for the ride back to the stationhouse was a sure-fire aphrodisiac, a police spokeswoman told the Daily News.
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In the map, the arena would be the larger circle, while the stationhouse is the smaller circle.
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In the map, the arena would be the larger circle, while the stationhouse is the smaller circle.
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Charles Schwarz served five years on a perjury conviction in connection with the police assault of Abner Louima , who was sodomized with a stick in a Brooklyn stationhouse bathroom in 1997.
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VICTIM: No. BOSS DETECTIVE: Well, madame, apparently you dropped your purse and this kindly gentleman has recovered it and has returned it to us for your benefit at the stationhouse.
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When he and his wife showed up at the 30th Precinct stationhouse demanding answers, they were thrown to the ground, handcuffed and beaten, they say.
Keith Rushing: NYPD's Horrible Stop-and-Frisk Policy Harkens Back to Jim Crow Era
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When he and his wife showed up at the 30th Precinct stationhouse demanding answers, they were thrown to the ground, handcuffed and beaten, they say.
Keith Rushing: NYPD's Horrible Stop-and-Frisk Policy Harkens Back to Jim Crow Era
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Last week, the driver, Auxiliary Deputy Chief Shuck Seid, lost control of the police van next door to the Fifth Precinct stationhouse in Chinatown, hit a parked car, mounted the sidewalk and fatally struck a 55-year-old man.
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On Friday, Mr. Kelly said "so far we haven't been able to find anything in the records about that supposed stop or bringing that individual into the stationhouse."
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VICTIM: No. BOSS DETECTIVE: Well, madame, apparently you dropped your purse and this kindly gentleman has recovered it and has returned it to us for your benefit at the stationhouse.
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