Sentence examples for street interrogations from inspiring English sources

"The new administration must make reforming the NYPD and its abuse of street interrogations a top priority".

Nationally, 23 of the nation's top 50 cities, including Miami, San Diego, Philadelphia, Seattle and Houston, have either begun or are planning programs to combat excessive roadway stops and street interrogations of blacks and Hispanics, said John M. Crew, national coordinator of the American Civil Liberties Union's Campaign Against Racial Profiling.

In New York City, 27percentt of police street interrogations using the controversial "stop-and-frisk" tactic in the first three quarters of 2014 targeted Latinos, according to data from the New York Civil Liberties Union.

An analysis by the NYCLU revealed that more than 4 million innocent New Yorkers were subjected to police stops and street interrogations from 2004 through 2011, and that black and Latino communities continue to be the overwhelming target of these tactics.

But the video hinges on the secret recording Alvin started just before his street-side interrogation began.

In a conversation I had recently with a black leader in Philadelphia, he said that rumors are spreading on the street of nationwide interrogations of African American Muslims who, in the past, associated with al-Amin.

An armed militia of Dinka called the "Gelweng"—or "Keeper of Cattle"—were ordered to go house to house, set up roadblocks, line up men along the street, and perform interrogations, beatings, and executions.

In the course of Nick's travails — his subjection to televised character assassination, police interrogation, and street harassment — he speaks the movie's key line, with its Euripidean wink: "I'm so sick of being picked apart by women".

Overseas, though, fragile economies are collapsing from the disease; the health infrastructure is ripping at the seams; millions of people are being quarantined in their homes; and cities are becoming ghost towns with suited and masked health workers roaming the streets conducting house-to-house interrogations searching for possible cases.

Skinny Puppy is one of many bands and acts whose music reportedly has been used in "enhanced interrogations," from Metallica to the "Sesame Street" theme song.

(Recall bravura interrogation scenes in such exemplary television dramas as "Homicide: Life on the Street," an entire episode of which was given over to a protracted interrogation; "NYPD Blue"; and "The Wire").