Sentence examples for frisked to from inspiring English sources

There are no figures on how many people were stopped and frisked to reach such arrest figures.

Iraqis feel demeaned and infuriated when they find themselves sitting in traffic for hours as it trickles through checkpoints or standing in lines in the already blazing spring sun waiting to be frisked to get into government buildings.

Many routinely encounter problems at security, from laptops and other valuables that disappear from security belts while their owners are being frisked, to carry-on equipment that is banged up during inspection.

Just on Wednesday, an officer under questioning by the center's lawyers said that his decision to tell a 13-year-old boy he stopped and frisked to "stop crying like a little girl" was not appropriate.

Young men in the roughest areas are stopped, questioned and sometimes frisked to deter them from carrying guns.

ORLANDO — President Trump urged Monday that police in Chicago implement the policy of "stop and frisk" to curb the gun violence that is plaguing the nation's third-largest city.

At a town hall event on Wednesday, Trump said he "would do stop and frisk" to address crime in black communities.

Known as "Operation Crew Cut," the focus on gangs began around the same time city cops found out in 2013 that they can no longer use "stop and frisk" to disproportionately question and arrest people of color.

Laptops must be removed from cases and placed on the conveyor belt while their owners often wait to be frisked off to the side.

So women at the Kut checkpoint today were frisked, much to their alarm and to their husbands' anger.

He frisked himself to make sure he was unscathed, then ran off in retreat.