The phrase "a severe police" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity, as "severe" typically describes a condition or situation rather than a noun like "police."
Example: "The city faced a severe police presence during the protests."
Alternatives: "heavy police" or "strong police".
But so far these have been small and failed to spread following a severe police repression.The impoverished Indian Ocean island of Madagascar, where André Rajoelina has been in power since a military coup three years ago, is also due to hold elections this year.
Challenging the heart of the prosecution's case, a forensic pathologist told jurors Wednesday that heavy meth use — and not a severe police beating in the streets of Fullerton — killed a homeless man who was a familiar face in the college city's downtown.
He lifts up his shirt to show the bite marks on his left arm – crescent shaped reminders of the 28 September 2009, an evening of severe police brutality in his native Guinea that sparked the beginning of his migration journey: Senegal, Mauritania, and then to "another type of hell" – Libya.
A small, animated woman with an easy laugh and a quick wit, she has witnessed the severe police repression that has occurred.
Now in his prime, Fraga blundered, throwing overboard the years of polishing his reputation as a "reformer' by presiding over months of severe police repression, culminating in the shooting by police of five strikers in Vitoria-Gasteiz in March 1976.
The Orange County district attorney's office says that the 37-year-old homeless man died as a direct result of a severe 2011 police beating.
Whereas on the 10 November demonstration no one was hurt, on 9 December there were large numbers of protester casualties – and a smaller but still significant number of less severe police injuries.
A protest followed on 29 February whose participants faced severe police beating.
Victims of severe police brutality were mostly people of color and included a pregnant woman, a 65-year-old church deacon, children, and an 87-year-old grandmother.
Austria reacted to widespread discontent with increasingly severe police measures and stricter censorship, suppressing, for example, the liberal and Romantic periodical Il conciliatore ("The Conciliator") after only one year of publication (1818 19).
When the congestion is severe, police will show up to organize the traffic.
