Precinct and Town

old	old precinct	old town
full	full precinct	full town
small	small precinct	small town
entire	entire precinct	entire town
Other adjectives: rural, major, former, fictional, titular, last, local, nearest, eponymous.

Both words in one sentence

In the old days, a suspect thought to have shot a cop was essentially in a race for their life to turn themselves in a precinct completely across town, where they would *only* be beaten.

Source: Police Brutality
In Cape Town Betsy, the office worker at the precinct, chews out Snook after his incredulous question whether a prostitute can be raped.

Source: Sassy Black Woman
In Kitsune no Ken: Fist of the Fox, during the Hawk gang's siege of the Konoha Town police station, Ibiki (one of the officers), asks gang leader Shiore if he thinks he can get away with shooting up the precinct.

Source: Blunt "Yes"

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