Sentence examples for faulty police from inspiring English sources

Faulty police intelligence suggested the Travellers were armed with chainsaws, hammers, petrol bombs and even firearms.

The Justice Department cited faulty police practices in East Haven and said a culture of racial profiling and intimidation deprived Hispanics and other minority groups of their rights.

The alliance is somewhat unusual in that the Innocence Project's goal is to undo convictions that can be the result of faulty police work.

But magistrates like Judge Bosch argue that government obstructionism and faulty police cooperation, rather than overworked judges, should bear most of the blame for the slow hand of justice.

The wrongful-conviction examination into Zuley follows an extraordinary 2013 decision by state's attorney Anita Alvarez to free an innocent man Zuley's faulty police work sent to prison for 23 years.

Periodic audits based on proven cases of past error would show whether there were patterns to these mistakes -- specific dishonest cops, faulty police practices or bad rules of evidence.

Mr. Dytrych, who was working on the building's facade, received a jolt when he touched either the electrified scaffolding or wires to the faulty fixture, the police said.

The exoneration was the latest in a string of troubled cases handled by the office of Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, that were marred by faulty testimony, aggressive police tactics and, in some cases, misconduct by prosecutors.

The inquest heard that when phone communications broke down Saunders was waving his faulty handsets at police, writing notes saying "I can't hear" and calling 999 to speak to a "hostage negotiator".

A spokeswoman for the police blamed faulty wiring.

But the Lhasa unrest, not entirely unlike the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests of 1989, may be remembered as much for poor police work — faulty crowd control and political indecision followed by a large-scale response — as for the underlying grievances of protesters.