Sentence examples for subtle police from inspiring English sources

We talked to three more former CCRB employees black New Yorkers who grew up in poor neighborhoods and often found themselves victims of what they perceived as subtle police harassment, if not direct intimidation.

The difference between policing and shaping is minor yet subtle: policing does not implement any queueing and excess packets are immediately dropped.

What it is doing to mitigate crypto scamming appears to be a more subtle policing of Twitter users who send tweets that contain targeted requests to others to send crypto.

Real subtle, covert policing.

Despite the new guidelines, some critics say subtle tweaks in police protocol offer opportunities to avoid taking reports.

"The broken window theory, which was a very subtle argument for police discretion, was being represented as zero tolerance … which was used in a pejorative sense," Kelling, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, said in an interview.

It is also becoming woven into the subtle relationship between policing and the policed.

Mr. Wilson's maps are subtler than the police blotter.

"There appears to be a not-so-subtle switch in police practice," Mr. Banks said.

Whether they put their actors in Black Lives Matter T-shirts or craft a not-so-subtle, racially charged police brutality narrative in an episode, talking about race has become easy.

A subtle shift of the police focus from 'serve and protect' to 'defend and suppress' can distract some local police in to forgetting they are part of their community.