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| - Police Ranks are a way of telling apart the superiors (i.e. Chief, Commissioner, or Captain) from the officers in a police department. For example, John McClane is a Detective in the NYPD, a few ranks below of his superior, the Commissioner.
- Police Ranks are a way of telling apart the superior (i.e. Chief, Commissioner, or Captain) from an officer in a police department. For example, Martin Riggs is a sergeant detective in the LAPD, a few ranks below of his superior, the Chief of Police.
- In Life on Mars (UK) and Ashes to Ashes, several police ranks exist among the various characters, which distinguish them by authority and position in the chain of command.
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| - Police Ranks are a way of telling apart the superiors (i.e. Chief, Commissioner, or Captain) from the officers in a police department. For example, John McClane is a Detective in the NYPD, a few ranks below of his superior, the Commissioner.
- Police Ranks are a way of telling apart the superior (i.e. Chief, Commissioner, or Captain) from an officer in a police department. For example, Martin Riggs is a sergeant detective in the LAPD, a few ranks below of his superior, the Chief of Police.
- In Life on Mars (UK) and Ashes to Ashes, several police ranks exist among the various characters, which distinguish them by authority and position in the chain of command.
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