When told that Sergeant Crowley was investigating the possibility of a break-in, the police said, Professor Gates yelled, "Why, because I'm a black man in America?" and accused the sergeant of racism.
But in the report, Sergeant Crowley said that as he told Professor Gates he was investigating a possible break-in, Professor Gates exclaimed, "Why, because I'm a black man in America?" and accused the sergeant of racism.
Barrington played Mr. Cox in Carte's revival of Cox and Box (1879) and created the role of the Sergeant of Police in The Pirates of Penzance in London (1880).
(Why, the Sergeant of Arms and Doorkeeper earns $172,500, and he's basically a policeman).
I'm the sergeant of arms, and you need to leave Janey alone".
I didn't tell the sergeant of the Army.
The bridegroom, 33, is a reference assistant in the library of the New-York Historical Society and is the sergeant at arms of Local 2110 of the United Auto Workers, which represents nonprofit employees and other white-collar workers in New York.
And the Sergeant has battlefield griefs of his own, which remain hidden for a long time.
The sergeants of the U.S. Congress have similar duties.
He asked Sergeant Stenger about the discrepancy, and the sergeant said he was aware of it, Mr. Bradley said.
Rosa slapped his face with such force that Bocartes fell to his knees, and the Sergeant kicked the woman out of the plane.
