Sentence examples for police settlements from inspiring English sources

Debate in Mexico about Mr. Fox's campaign for a seat on the Security Council has been equally intense, with opponents worried that Mexico would be called to send help to police settlements of violent conflicts.

The Park Police settlement seems to render that argument moot.

Earlier this month, a federal grand jury awarded Booker's family $4.65 million, the largest police settlement in Denver history.

The most constructive way to do that would be a royal commission on the police and policing which, with a fair wind, might establish a new policing settlement.

He said the commission would be more inclined to use trustees to police future settlements, would be more precise in defining their responsibilities and would "pay even more attention to the reports that the monitoring trustees will send to us".

Baltimore has paid out around $5.7 million in police brutality settlements since 2011, according to a 2014 Baltimore Sun analysis.

Make police brutality settlements come from police retirement funds or pension plans and see if brutality doesn't plummet to an all time low.

According to a Baltimore Sun analysis from last year, the combined amount paid by the city in all police brutality settlements between 2011 and 2014 was roughly $5.7 million.

Multimillion-dollar police misconduct settlements, such as the one stemming from the killing of Chicago teenager Laquan McDonald, tend to garner national attention.

Maryland doesn't legally require that this type of clause be used in police misconduct settlements -- they are simply a provision added by the city, according to the ACLU of Maryland.

Mike Penning, the policing minister, said: "While we acknowledge that the police funding settlement is challenging there is no question that the police still have the resources to do their important work".