Sentence examples for dangerous policing from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court first determined the "objectively reasonable fear" standard in 1989 and ruled that an officer's use of deadly force should be considered within the wider context of how dangerous policing is.

"Pokemon is dangerous," police wrote on Twitter.

Both of the escapees are considered dangerous, police leading a double manhunt this evening said.

The device in the man's bag – a few batteries and wires – was not dangerous, police said.

By Sarah Stillman In exchange for leniency, untrained informants are sent out to perform dangerous police operations with few legal protections.

These two deaths show how dangerous police work can be, no matter how safety-conscious an officer is, and no matter how well trained the officer is.

Over a year after his death, it has taken an inquest to expose the truth about how an 18-year-old came to die as a result of a dangerous police pursuit".

Two months later, Cochran filed a twenty-five-million-dollar claim against the city, charging that Lyga was "an aggressive and dangerous police officer" who had failed to summon immediate medical assistance for Gaines, contributing to his death, and that he had conspired to "hide and distort the true facts concerning the incident".

Other explanations range from the relative dearth of women who work some of the most dangerous police jobs, such as gang details, to an explanation that is common, though unproved: that female officers are more diplomatic and less confrontational than their male counterparts.

Future research should examine not only whether American police behave differently but also whether more generous, supportive and therapeutic policies in Europe ensure that fewer people become desperate enough to summon, provoke or resist their less dangerous police.

"We must stand up for our police, we must confront and condemn dangerous anti-police prejudice.