Sentence examples for commands to show from inspiring English sources

Officer Carey testified that Mr. Bell ignored clear police commands to show his hands, and instead drove his Nissan Altima into Detective Isnora and a police van.

Under questioning from his defense lawyer, Stuart London, Officer Haste said that when he encountered Mr. Graham in the victim's bathroom, he felt he had no choice but to shoot after Mr. Graham did not obey commands to show his hands and reached deeper into his pants.

Wilmington police chief Bobby Cummings said on Thursday that McDole, who was paralyzed in a shooting 10 years ago, did not obey commands to show his hands and refused to put his weapon down, and that he was shot as he began to remove the gun from his waist.

With the patrol car windows rolled up, Tamir could not have heard commands to show his hands, Wobrock added.

When the man ignored commands to show his hands and instead allegedly pulled out a gun, the officer opened fire.

Dyer earlier told the Fresno Bee that the officers believed Noble was armed because he ignored their repeated commands to show both of his hands.

What these MPs are going to need is support from high command to show that fighting the diversity corner isn't going to ghettoise them or finish their careers.

Only when he turned to his guard to ask how long the ordeal was going to be did the woman see his profile and make a negative ID! Much of what I did followed "Social Structure and Organizations," and then his command to show why anyone would follow the professionalization project that I was trying to articulate in two different historical contexts.

"The suspect had a gun, had been threatening others with the weapon, and had not obeyed our command to show us his hands," Loehmann said in his statement.

"The suspect had a gun, had been threatening others with the weapon and had not obeyed our command to show us his hands," Loehmann said, according to a written statement that was read to the Cuyahoga County grand jury.

Esther's voice commands me to show respect by recognizing the privileges I have.