Sentence examples for force incident from inspiring English sources

The device, described as large, was discovered at around 4.40pm during excavation work at the the site, Insp Rob Pearson, force incident manager inspector, said.

An Oakland police officer told The Bay Citizen that the police department is investigating a use of force incident that caused serious injuries, but that it may not be O.P.D. who was responsible.

Since the death of Walter Scott, details on a past complaint have been revealed as the victim of an alleged excessive use of force incident from September 2013 has come forward.

"However, to my knowledge, in the nine-plus months I've been here, not a single case where we have engaged in an escalation of force incident and hurt someone has it turned out that the vehicle had a suicide bomb or weapons in it and, in many cases, had families in it".

Miami Beach police did not immediately respond to the Guardian's requests for information, but the department's operating procedure guidelines state that an officer involved in a "deadly force incident, that results in great bodily harm or death shall be relieved of duty for a minimum of 72 hours".

The D.O.J. report on Cleveland noted: Discipline is so rare that no more than 51 officers out of a sworn force of 1,500 were disciplined in any fashion in connection with a use of force incident over a three-and-a half-year period.

In the secret logs the killings mainly figure as "escalation of force incidents".

For all of 2009, 36 Afghan civilians were killed in the so-called escalation of force incidents by Western and Afghan troops, according to the United Nations.

He added that the jail was "reasonably safe" and concluded: "The numbers of self-harm, bullying and use of force incidents were low.

Indeed, in a statement regarding Mr Adrine's opinion, Mr McGinty said on Thursday evening the case will go to a grand jury, as is the policy for all police lethal force incidents.

Another booklet distributed at seminars, "Anatomy of Force Incidents," repeatedly makes the point that officers are allowed to — and need to — use more force than they may believe, and to use it pre-emptively.