ISIS militants were closing in on them with tanks commandeered from Assad's forces.
She captured it in a plastic cup commandeered from a bar cart and liberated it in a planter on Vanderbilt Avenue.
The police had retreated from some neighborhoods, and protesters were seen armed with police batons, helmets and rifles commandeered from riot squads.
And it's no secret that Osanna's new squad of 24 experts was hastily commandeered from other digs across Italy in response to the outrage.
Police said he had turned himself in to a Safeway employee after driving there in a vehicle he had commandeered from one of his victims.
David Gohlich, the company commander, said the house had been used as an insurgent base for the last five or six months after it was commandeered from a wealthy Shiite family, which was forced out.
To the north, witnesses saw the insurgents on the move in military vehicles commandeered from captured army bases, ferrying anti-aircraft guns and other heavy weapons between the rebel-held cities.
They published new photographs of the launcher, perched on its flatbed trailer, being towed around eastern Ukraine by a white Volvo truck that had been commandeered from a heavy-equipment rental company in Donetsk.
A few hundred metres away, a group of young, aggressive and visibly drunk local men were jumping up and down on an armoured personnel carrier (APC) which they had commandeered from Ukrainian forces, trying intermittently to take it apart or start it.
Bruton is partly right: at this point, Eritrea's government is so short on finances that it would need to completely overhaul its economy and create a thriving private sector to pay for the labor the government currently commandeers from its citizens.
The presence of a tank tipped at least one intelligence analyst to conclude that the target was not Isis, but Coe said the analyst's assessment was neither widely distributed nor fully accurate, as earlier airstrikes against Isis had hit tanks commandeered from the Syrian regime.
