Sentence examples for lowest arrest from inspiring English sources

The Seahawks have the lowest arrest rate in the NFL, with 0.8 arrests per game.

Chief superintendent John O'Hare of Greater Manchester Police said low arrest numbers were "pleasing" and that the overwhelming majority of people on the march showed "good grace".

The low arrest rate of people stopped reflected the fact that officers were proactively stopping criminals before they had a chance to go through with their crimes, according to city lawyers.

She concluded that the low arrest rate meant that the people who were being stopped were rarely the criminals the police sought; all they had in common was the color of their skin.

In Northamptonshire, Simmonds made a controversial start as PCC, coming under fire for employing friends, but has pledged to cut violent crime by 40% and has now advised chief constable Adrian Lee on measures to tackle domestic violence, including increasing that low arrest rate.

But the disproportionate use of section 60 powers on black youths, combined with a low arrest rate, has led to accusations of racial profiling.

Last week, a Chicago Tribune article reported startlingly low arrest and conviction rates in cases of sexual assaults across a selection of six Illinois and Indiana universities and colleges.

Currently, because of low arrest and conviction rates, lack of confidentiality and fear they won't be believed, only a tiny percentage of women report rape to the police.

The distribution of instantaneous speeds for NKT cells showed maximum values of around 20 μm/min and low arrest coefficients (13%) similar to those measured for conventional T cells (10%; Figures 2H and I).

Based upon these distinct behaviours, we defined 'patrolling' cells with high velocity (10 ± 4.6 μm/min) and a low arrest coefficient (14 ± 13%) and interstitial ECFP+ cells with lower velocity (4 ± 2.2 μm/min) and a higher arrest coefficient (64 ± 21%).

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