Sentence examples for forcefully arrested from inspiring English sources

Moments later, she said, two officers forcefully arrested Mckesson.

When Daphni Leef, the initiator of the protest, and fellow activists returned with their tents in a symbolic act three weeks ago, police officers aggressively broke up the demonstration and forcefully arrested Ms. Leef and a dozen others.

Officers blocked off roads to prevent marchers from going down the highway and forcefully arrested those who failed to move.

As Barack Obama posed for a photo-op with Israeli school kids on Wednesday, 30 young Palestinian children were forcefully arrested in the Hebron area of the West Bank for supposedly throwing stones at the IDF.

So when a St . Louis Countyofficer forcefully arrested me, slammed my head against a door as he escorted me out of the restaurant (and sarcastically apologized for it), and ignored my repeated requests for his name or badge number, I honestly expected that he'd be held accountable for his actions.

When such cells are forcefully arrested, they become senescent.

And this segment from "Nightly News" with Brian Williams includes a dark image of government security forces, and an officer forcefully arresting a woman in the street.

Ben Fields, the officer accused of forcefully arresting a young student in South Carolina on camera, should be terminated for not using his training on how to properly deal with the student.

John Rigas's lawyer, Peter Fleming Jr., a former prosecutor who argued that his client was not at risk of fleeing and scolded prosecutors for forcefully arresting him, told reporters after the hearing, "I think it's pretty tough to arrest a 78-year-old man at 6 o'clock in the morning when he's volunteered to surrender".

In the smaller Serbian enclave of Gracanica, by contrast, Swedish troops move in forcefully to arrest troublemakers immediately in commotions.

My sister stood up and chanted, 'Allahu akbar' [God is great], and she was forcefully removed from the court and arrested.