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military police
plural noun
- soldiers who perform police duties within the army. : MP
military police
noun
- a corps within an army that performs police and disciplinary duties
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Derived Forms
- military policeman, noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of military police1
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Example Sentences
He faced a felony charge of impersonating a law-enforcement officer after police said he falsely claimed he was a member of the military police.
In 2015, Phyoe Phyoe Aung, general secretary of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions, was one of the student leaders whose protest against the National Education Bill was violently suppressed by military police in Letpadan.
The other man, who called himself Jake, said he was currently serving as a military police officer in the Army National Guard.
At that moment, Thompson, a mild-mannered former military police officer, knew they were in a race against time.
The governor has “two battalions of military police in the Missouri National Guard,” Honoré said.
A military police officer confronted Lopez and drew her weapon.
Chants and banners demanded the trial of Hamdi Badeen, the head of the Military Police.
Military police were caught on camera dumping bodies on garbage heaps.
She serves as acting commander of the 5th Military Police Battalion in the Vale do Paraíba, in São Paulo state.
But I dont want to be stopped by one of these old territorialsor even by one of our own military police.
The military police had begun to relieve the troops in the outposts.
By this time forty-six posts were held by the military police.
The military police, however, took their full share of work.
They said they came from towns where they had been on military police duty.
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