The constabulary mobilized quickly to control the unrest in the city.

Her constabulary responsibilities required her to coordinate patrol schedules and maintain legal paperwork.

Several constabularies coordinated their response to the flooding across the region.

The constabularie marched through the village square, their red coats and brass buttons marking the presence of local law enforcement in a bygone era.

During the early 20th century, the Royal Irish Constabulary faced increasing hostility amid the rising push for Irish independence.

The Royal Ulster Constabulary faced significant challenges during the Troubles and underwent major reforms before being replaced by a new service in 2001.