The phrase "abusive police force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a police department or unit that engages in harmful or excessive behavior towards individuals, often in the context of discussions about law enforcement practices and accountability.
Example: "The community rallied together to protest against the abusive police force that had been terrorizing residents for years."
Alternatives: "corrupt police unit" or "violent law enforcement agency".
In a series of Twitter updates that summer, as protesters in Spain were beaten by the police and clashes continued in Egypt, Mr. Abdel Fattah argued that a willingness to fight back against the abusive police force that drove Egyptians to revolt in the first place was an essential component of the protest movement.
After seven years and billions of dollars in aid, Ali argues, nation-building in Afghanistan has produced "a puppet president dependent for his survival on foreign mercenaries" — Ali's language for NATO troops — "a corrupt and abusive police force, a 'nonfunctioning' judiciary, a burgeoning criminal layer and a deepening social and economic crisis".
The UK has to keep company with all sorts of governments, many overseeing disreputable justice systems, draconian laws, abusive police forces and largely unaccountable armed forces.
Rather, it is blighted by multiple forms of bad governance: abusive police and security forces, domineering local oligarchies, inept and indifferent state bureaucracies, corrupt and pliant judiciaries, and ruling elites who routinely shred the rule of law in the quest to get rich in office.
"Since when is it bad policy, or an infringement of anything, to insist that American taxpayer dollars not be given to corrupt, abusive police or military forces in a country whose justice system has serious flaws and rarely punishes official misconduct?" he said.
Instead, he is personally overseeing the powerful, and often abusive, army and police forces.
The biracial Davis coalitions aroused the strong opposition of those white Texans (including Hardin) who were Confederate-minded, Democratic in politics, and hotly prejudiced against blacks; many members of this Old South faction had suffered abusive treatment by the racially mixed police force.
The Justice Department is also certain to review its determination that the Chicago police force was systematically abusive, following a series of police shootings of minorities.
"I am not suggesting that we have a rude police force, I am not suggesting that we have abusive cops on the street, generally," he said.
For a city to invite federal intervention in its police department is rare, and a testament to just how discontented New Orleanians have become with a police force that has been seen for years as corrupt, abusive and ineffective.
Canada's national and federal police force, the RCMP, has also repeatedly been accused of abusive and discriminatory behavior toward indigenous people.
