Sentence examples for police feeling from inspiring English sources

Greenberg writes that whatever caused crime to plummet before the era of Mayor Mike remains a mystery, and little evidence suggests the achievement has since been anchored by police feeling the pockets and inseams of thousands of young men.

He was critical then of detectives bothering to investigate assorted crimes, such as phone hacking and Plebgate, and also railed against police "feeling the collars of ageing celebrities accused of 'historic' sex crimes".

He sees a man murdered in the street but does not dare say anything about it to the police feeling that safety lies in anonymity.

An analyst in Sussex police's intelligence branch was told: "The focus of the search is mental health/anti-police feeling.

"If they have some information in regards to criminal activity, they can feel comfortable coming to the police not feeling afraid or terrified of the prospect that they could be detained or deported".

But Baltimore saw a similar pattern after the Freddie Gray riots: police officers feeling betrayed by city officials.

These experiences were scarring; Mr. Brehon did whatever he could to avoid the police, often feeling as if he were a prisoner in his home.

But in the present dilapidated state of what is supposed to be the main artery between Mozambique in the north and Botswana in the south-west, it can take up to double that, especially when the police are feeling particularly impecunious.

According to the documents, officers said the investigation was necessary to establish if de Jonge, 50, had "anti-police feelings", was mentally unstable or posed a threat to their safety.

And Ms. Nyce told the police she was feeling pressure from Mr. DeJesus to leave her husband.

When no answer presented itself, Officer Vasquez returned to the us-versus-them thoughts harbored by police officers when feeling scorned by those they have vowed to protect.