Sentence examples for disastrous police from inspiring English sources

He hinted at possibly changing the aggressive "stop and frisk" policies that have led to many gun confiscations, but also to the disastrous police killing of Amadou Diallo.

Forty-four people died here last month; 34 on August 16 and a further 10 – including two police officers and two security guards – in the six strike days leading up to the disastrous police operation.

In response to the disastrous "police action" in Vietnam, of course, Congress passed the war powers resolution of 1973, which requires the president to obtain either a declaration of war or a resolution authorising the use of force from Congress within 60 days of initiating hostilities.

All of this was so shocking and awful that it received more media attention than most disastrous police raids.

Maidenhead's Labour candidate Charles Smith said Labour would strive to "protect some of the frontline policing by getting rid of the disastrous role of police and crime commissioners" and forces sharing services such as procurement.

While many of the public will associate her name with this disastrous chapter in police history, she was subsequently cleared of any personal blame and is now the most senior woman in the Met, becoming the first female Asst Commissioner in 2009.

We were about to confront another incident, yet another video of another disastrous encounter between the police and a black person.

But the safety issues surrounding young black males in any big city are many and complex -- and include the inevitable worries about disastrous encounters with the police.

Gives long account of Susan's brilliant high school career, her increasingly frequent encounters with the police, her disastrous marriages, and the three years she spent at the N.H.

In the aftermath of what even the Real IRA regarded as a disastrous own goal, Irish police sources said that McKenna drove back to Dundalk and got drunk in a local bar rather than attend a terrorist debriefing about the botched bomb that caused so many civilian casualties.

"I think this is disastrous... if an armed police officer believes they are in pursuit of a terrorist who might be a suicide bomber, and they start making calculations based on this - 'how's this going to be seen, am I going to be hauled off to court?'," he told Radio 4's Today programme.