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Mexican officials call regular news conferences in which uniformed federal police officers stand guard over apprehended members of drug cartels and death squads.
The department has also created a program in which uniformed officers in police cars will regularly stop and check passenger-occupied cabs in designated high-crime areas.
Jimmy Riches, who would have turned 30 on Sept. 12, is the oldest of four brothers in a family in which uniformed service is a way of life.
Mr. Browne said that in 2007, there were 318 cases in which uniformed officers faced administrative charges: 216 ended after a penalty was negotiated, 89 went to trial and 13 were dismissed.
Some are deliberately amusing, like "This Is So Contemporary," in which uniformed museum guards dance around the room singing, "This is so contemporary, contemporary, contemporary," shown in the German pavilion of the Venice Biennale in 2005.
The U.S. military has also struggled to contain a rash of insider attacks in which uniformed Afghan soldiers and police officers have fired upon their U.S. trainers, disrupting joint operations and undermining the U.S. plan to hand over security responsibilities to the Afghans.
A white Donald Trump supporter punched a black protester in the face at a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday – after which uniformed sheriff's deputies tackled and detained the man who was assaulted.
The brass prompted a few double takes from a crowd in which only uniformed military men had donned their medals.
The senators pointed to an episode in 2008 in which a uniformed Secret Service officer was arrested and accused of having solicited, from his patrol car, an undercover Washington police officer he thought was a prostitute.
At his most derivative, Anderson throws in a variant of a famous scene in Hitchcock's espionage thriller "The Lady Vanishes," in which armed, uniformed Fascists gather outside a stopped train.
Rumsfeld's team took over crucial aspects of the day-to-day logistical planning — traditionally, an area in which the uniformed military excels — and Rumsfeld repeatedly overruled the senior Pentagon planners on the Joint Staff, the operating arm of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
