Sentence examples for perceived police from inspiring English sources

Bitterness over perceived police violence is timeless.

More than 10,000 people took to the streets to protest the perceived police brutality.

It is not surprising that so many of the riots that broke out across northern cities in the late 1960s were sparked by acts of perceived police aggression.

Police chief Carl Dabadie saluted the shot, which he said was an example of "militarized tactics" which have been criticized by protesters against perceived police brutality.

Garner's death and a grand jury's decision not to indict the officer involved contributed to local and national protests against perceived police brutality towards people of colour.

Baton Rouge was the site of a recent police shooting of a Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old black man, and subsequent protests against perceived police brutality and accompanying arrests.

As well as leading the community in prayers, the various speakers emphasised the need to recognise the problems within the community as well as those created by perceived policing issues.

Mr Obama asked Congress for the funds after a week of nationwide protests over perceived policing injustices.

Statistics show that there is a difference in the way white and minority Protestants perceive police brutality towards black lives.

Indeed, the findings of our study indicate that despite police efforts to prioritise the safety of sex workers, when clients remain enforcement targets, sex workers continue to be at increased risk for physical and sexual violence and perceive police concern for their safety as a form of nuisance and harassment.

"Crime journalists wrongly perceived that police communicators would think co-operation was bad and perhaps optimistically think police communicators would change for the better," Smith said.