Sentence examples for endanger police from inspiring English sources

This amendment would likewise do nothing to endanger police officers or other law-abiding citizens.

He fears the pendulum has swung too far, leading to policies that restrict and endanger police and embolden criminals.

The contention began in late December after Beck wrote a letter to Google asking the company, which purchased Waze for $966 million in 2013, to review its police location feature, saying it could be, "misused by those with criminal intent to endanger police officers and the community".

It also warned that French people "of foreign origin" could lose their citizenship if convicted of endangering police.

She agrees with reformers who have argued over the years that "the third degree, violent crowd-control tactics and certain uses of deadly force proved counterproductive by undermining public confidence in the police and the court system, generating public sympathy for protesters, and endangering police officers themselves".

Patrick J. Lynch, union chief for the Patrolmen's Benevolent Assn., accused the mayor's office of creating an atmosphere that endangered police officers.

No one, he said, wants to endanger the police.

The Metro West Daily News reports that Richard Creighton was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of liquor and driving to endanger after police pulled him over this week in Framingham, Mass.

He knows that the flood of guns endangers his police officers and his constituency, and he's willing to speak out.

Officer Nathalie Dagenais, who had been conducting a radar operation, handed Caron a massive fine, so he brought her to court and successfully argued that he could not be charged with endangering a police officer because she was dressed like such a basic.

These proposals will endanger both the police and the public alike".