The crimes described by Perez involved both blatant frame-ups and corruption and demonstrate that there are fundamental problems at the core of the L.A.P.D. "Things need to be fixed," says Javier Ovando, the Rampart scandal's most famous victim.
Despite the blatant, political frame-up, a local jury acquitted the Florida man in less than an hour.
In one Crossroads-ish moment, the microphone appears at the top of frame, perhaps the most blatant invasion in recent memory.
Even if it had not been framed by Daniel Barenboim's blatant accounts of the Fifth Symphony, on Sunday afternoon, and the Seventh, on Wednesday evening, the Boulez Sixth would have made its mark.
The confrontation, if that's what you want to call it, involved a blatant overspill of melismatic bravado, but its framing — fraternal, mock-heroic, slyly self-aware — highlighted something greater, an irrepressible spirit of play.
One picture of the Sherry-Netherland Hotel under construction, taken in 1927, was framed with a diamond-shaped matte, a blatant attempt to mix it up with Mondrian's diamond-shaped canvases.
This is such an easy and blatant example of Democrats refusing to use the right tools to frame the debate in the public's eye.
Sporting a healthy figure and weight at the start of his hunger strike, the Punjab Government's continued, blatant disregard for human life has left Bapu Ji a hollow frame.
The short scenes that dramatise the rigged warehouse fire trial are a masterpiece of darkly droll pacing here, with a touch of warped Lewis Carroll in the blatant illogicality whereby the accused, drugged so that can't defend himself, is framed for a crime he couldn't possibly have committed.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
