Sentence examples for police wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

"The Hillsborough investigation is the biggest criminal investigation into alleged police wrongdoing undertaken in this country.

The narcotics unit in Queens where Detective Osback was assigned has generated a string of embarrassing cases of police wrongdoing.

She has ordered several inquiries into alleged police wrongdoing, from corruption to abuses by undercover officers.

"There have been so many incidents of police wrongdoing that we don't know what or who to believe any more".

The evidence for optimism is contained in statistics the department has marshaled to indicate it is aggressively confronting police wrongdoing.

The report attributes police wrongdoing in part to the mediocrity that it contends was allowed to flourish.

"He is now being haunted again by police wrongdoings scattered over the last 30 years that are emerging without warning and they are there to drag him down.

A statement issued through the federation's chairman, Glen Smyth, claimed that several reports into suspected police wrongdoings were making the IPCC appear "less than impartial" and "not unlike a pressure group with an agenda".

"If the investigation reopens, there should also be an investigation of police wrongdoings and who tried to intervene with the original investigation," said Zhang Jie, a lawyer who represents Ms. Zhu's family.

The 2012 Quebec student strikehas left many legacies in the province: from a resurgent social media ready to capture police wrongdoings, to ongoing local neighbourhood assemblies, to debates on whether a 3percentntuitionon fee indexation was actually a victory in the end.

In recent years, the SEC has had greater success policing wrongdoing due in large part to the implementation of its whistleblower program, which allows individuals to anonymously sound the alarm against corruption while benefiting from robust employment protections and monetary incentives.