Sentence examples for policed area from inspiring English sources

Some people in the neighborhood wondered how a bomb could have been placed in such a heavily policed area.

The Skid Row neighborhood of Los Angeles is the most heavily policed area outside of Baghdad.

I can't say for sure, but he's just as likely to have picked it up from a skip or ripped it off a pallet rather than arriving tooled up, because walking around a heavily policed area with an offensive weapon is not something people tend to do at protests in the UK.

Many present complained that the Raleigh police department made them feel more threatened than safe, despite this being one of the most heavily policed areas of the city.

For days now, city officials have struggled to explain the sight of weeping, beer-soaked women stumbling out of the park after they were robbed, groped or stripped bare in one of the most heavily policed areas of the city.

Two more Israelis died in a terror attack in Netanya, which, like West Jerusalem, is one of the most heavily policed areas of the country.Since March 1st, more than 160 Palestinians have been killed and hundreds more wounded by army fire.

In a sign of how freely insurgents – or at least unarmed ones – can move around even the most heavily policed areas of the most sensitive parts of the Afghan capital, Kabul, the militant agreed to meet the Guardian in one of Kabul's ritziest restaurants, in a hotel-shopping complex, where he bemoaned the ISI's influence.

It's no coincidence that the most policed areas in American cities are the highest crime areas.

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It's a tenuous thing anywhere, but in Baltimore, in these high crime, heavily policed areas, it was even worse.

The image follows up a story the faux-news publication ran on Thursday, "Tips For Being An Unarmed Black Teen," wherein young African-American men are encouraged to, among other things, "Shy away from dangerous, heavily policed areas".