Sentence examples for restrain victims from inspiring English sources

"At times, I would brandish my off-duty revolver and use my N.Y.P.D. handcuffs to restrain victims".

Particular sociocultural gender norms about rape may also have restrained victims from labeling their sexual violence experiences as rape because of either uncertainty as to whether or not an experience was rape [ 67] or fear of stigmatization [ 39].

One of his signatures was the elaborate diamond knot he used to restrain his victims, which earned him one of his pseudonyms, the Diamond Knot Killer.

Detective Scott Stanfield said the attack was deemed premeditated because the boys had a "rape kit" that included items to restrain the victim.

The attackers fled the apartment, one through a window and the other through the lobby of the building, Milagross said, adding that she and another resident had to restrain the victim from chasing after the men.

"The powerful forelimbs equipped with grasping hands and slashing first digit would amply serve to both to restrain a victim or a carcass," Wells and Camens said in the study.

During one robbery, they said, Mr. Tavarez restrained a victim with handcuffs.

Seat belts aid in restraining the victim from being thrown from a vehicle under impact; they can also be a source of injury, however.

But unless the suspect can be seen cheering on the assailant or physically restraining the victim, the bar for co-conspirator charges is high.

The conventional view was that perpetrators should be restrained from harming victims.

"Where were they in the beginning?" the man, Gregory Washington, thundered as relatives of other victims struggled to restrain him.