Sentence examples for forcible arrest from inspiring English sources

Bland refuses, and suddenly what had been a warning for a traffic violation escalates into a forcible arrest.

If not, then the police can obtain a warrant from a judge and make a forcible arrest for both the old crime and the new.

Many of you have heard about an incident that occurred Friday night on Massachusetts Avenue, involving interactions between the Cambridge Police Department and a Harvard student in an extreme condition, including his forcible arrest.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — A Yemeni judge on Saturday ordered the "forcible arrest" of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born cleric who is believed to play an important role in the regional branch of Al Qaeda.

"On information and belief, certain plaintiffs were targeted by the police for forcible arrests based on their past political activism and associations at the University," the complaint read.

There is a third way - keep "Broken Windows" policing but reimagine it so that petty crimes only lead to fines and summonses, not arrests and in extreme cases (like Eric Garner), forcible arrests that can lead to seemingly excessive use of force.

Officers must have the discretion to write or not write a summons, conduct a forcible stop or make an arrest.

Here, the information from the informant had enough indicia of reliability to justify the officer's forcible stop of petitioner and the protective seizure of the weapon, which afforded reasonable ground for the search incident to the arrest that ensued.

[n2] Thus, while the Court's decisions indicate that this informant's unverified tip may have been insufficient for a narcotics arrest or search warrant, see, e.g., Spinelli v. United States, 393 U.S. 410 (1969); Aguilar v. Texas, 378 U.S. 108 (1964), the information carried enough indicia of reliability to justify the officer's forcible stop of Williams.

But they say he would seek to avoid the spectacle of Assange's forcible removal or his arrest outside the embassy with television cameras rolling.

A forcible strip search upon arrest inverts the presumption of innocence into the presumption of guilt.