Sentence examples for excess police from inspiring English sources

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, a city facing federal-ordered reforms over excess police force, protesters have begun invoking Brown's name at rallies connected to the city's string of police shootings.

Will Clinton-Reno Justice be remembered for the happy reunion or by the brutal excess of police power that brought it about?

Because her two trials have been endlessly dissected by the news media, Ms. Knox's minutely detailed efforts in these pages to act as her own defense lawyer (including discussions of prosecutorial excess, botched police work and questionable DNA results) can feel long-winded.

They also promise to be part sports novelty, part transit brain-teaser and, of course, an all-out example of New York City excess as police escorts accompany both teams along what is likely to be the chosen route: down the Grand Central Parkway, over the Triborough Bridge and up the Major Deegan Expressway.

In 1970, after denouncing the mayor for his patronage excesses and police brutality, Stevenson gladly accepted Daleys endorsement for the Senate.

The Occupy movement has become a worldwide phenomenon, but it began in New York, and is deeply rooted here; and, sadly, the ham-fisted practice of responding to it with excesses of police force are now also identified with New York.

They were triggered by state violence, represented by the unrestrained excesses of police officers.

The number of shots became a paradigm of police excess.

The second story has been about police excess in dealing with suspects and passivity in dealing with civilian reports of crime.

In the viral footage he is just another young black man shot by the cops, symptom of a national pandemic of police excess, and Coogler thinks that is not enough for us to know.

To me this means not having an excess of toy police cars in our home.