While I feel confident that most officers probably would intervene if they knew prisoners were smoking spice in open sight, I can see how prisoners might think the opposite: spice is odourless, and combined with the fact that loud, erratic behaviour is commonplace on most wings, it's easy to see how an officer without specific training might not pick up on the signs.
He was handcuffed, fingerprinted and locked in a cell for four hours for what the local police force said was "loud and tumultuous behaviour" amounting to disorderly conduct.
Henry Louis Gates was arrested for disorderly conduct after police said he "exhibited loud and tumultuous behaviour".
Crowley summoned more officers from Cambridge and from Harvard's own police, and Gates was arrested for "loud and tumultuous behaviour".
"We want them to get to know and respect their neighbours who are often affected by loud anti-social behaviour which is often drink-fuelled.
Love-ins may have to wait until the weekend, when loud parties and wayward behaviour are favoured - just your thing, in fact.
The drunk will have difficulty reading the facial expressions and body language of others and may see threats where none exist; they may not realise that their own behaviour is loud, threatening and offensive, and may not think through the consequences of their violent actions.
Gibbons (Hylobatidae), the South-East Asian forests' smaller apes, are known for a most remarkable behaviour, their loud and conspicuous songs that transmit over long distances, often up to one kilometre or more through dense forest vegetation [11].
Research has shown they are clubbing together in large groups more and whistling louder to communicate - behaviour which is typical of the mammals in noisy waters.
At the other, predominately working-class young people stuck with injunctions for "drunken behaviour" and "playing loud music at night".
