Sentence examples for police anger from inspiring English sources

Update: NYPD chief stands by city's mayor but acknowledges police anger This article has been amended to better describe a statement purportedly shared by the New York police union, which has denied issuing such a memo.

But the rally also appears to demonstrate the extent of police anger toward Mr. Giuliani, whose popularity with officers, which was sky high when he stood with them in protest, has been sinking since his administration negotiated a contract with a two-year wage freeze in 1995.

If the militants have alienated Manipuris, who suffer most from their crimes, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that the government and its nasty policing anger them at least as much.

This week he promised to pay for more police officers.Public anger is justified, particularly in Newark.

In the days that followed, reports of widespread looting by police prompted anger and disgust.

Some took part for the chance of letting off steam without feeling the sharp end of the police's anger.

Tonight, a spokesman for Madhya Pradesh police caused anger by suggesting that the Swiss woman and her husband were partly to blame for the attack.

As a cycle of violent repression and counter-demonstrations took hold, with dozens shot dead by police gunfire, anger spread, particularly among Sunni Muslims.

Mr Adair also provoked scepticism among police, and anger among republicans, by claiming that the latter had thrown a pipe bomb at his car.

Faced with yet another incontrovertible act of police brutality, angered viewers formed resistance groups – practically overnight – to demand justice.

An official strongly hinted the gunmen were military police officers angered by a recent campaign to crack down on police violence and corruption.