Sentence examples for policing because of from inspiring English sources

Stop and frisk is a byproduct of "broken windows" policing because of its unremitting pressures to stop millions of innocent minority men.

One of Britain's biggest police forces is planning to scale back the number of officers walking the streets and to introduce "self-service" digital policing because of large budget cuts and the changing nature of crime.

But within this demographic is another subset marginalized groups who experience similar policing because of gender identity or non-normative sexuality.

Finally, immigrants may also be more visible to the police because of over-policing in target areas where ethnic minorities are concentrated, increasing the likelihood of immigrants to be arrested (Sharp and Budd 2005), all else being equal.

Mr. Garcia said he was too scared to call the police because of his immigration status.

He said he felt hounded by the police because of his association with white women.

Then he adds: "We still hold a grudge against the police because of Fahreza's death".

Both boys' names were withheld by the police because of their ages.

We need to act quickly now because the neighbors likely called the police because of all the shouting.

Immigrant families also tend to be wary of involving the police because of immigration status issues, she said.

"My son now hates police because of the way he was treated," one parent told the academics.