Sentence examples for triggering police from inspiring English sources

In 2017, however, the word skunk has a different meaning; it bears no relation to any specific strain of cannabis – rather, it's become a catch-all term for the high-potency weed you'll find all over Britain, a product driving a £1 billion a year industry, inspiring numerous tabloid scare-stories and triggering police seizures of around 366,000 cannabis plants per year, or roughly 1,000 a day.

Haselberger's resignation triggered police intervention and a major investigation by Minnesota Public Radio, which revealed that three archbishops moved priests who were known to have sexually abused children to different churches instead of dismissing them.

Under the proposed changes, "the important thing is that what triggers police and judicial mutual assistance is the crime itself, not the person's residence or nationality," Mr. Gabrici said.

One explanation found in the Corrections Department report is that certain culturally influenced behaviours such as hand gestures, clothing, hairstyles and facial expressions, may trigger police suspicion leading them to hound people showing those behaviours more often.

The gunman escaped into the darkness, triggering a police search that ended at the roadblock some 12 hours later.

But in a twist that could have been scripted by Mark Zuckerberg, the 13-year-old orchestrated his escape not by shimmying down a drainpipe or appealing to a neighbour, but by sending his mother a Facebook friend request, triggering the police search that eventually found him.

Students and faculty at the State University of New York at New Paltz are planning to hold several forums after a number of racially insensitive signs were found around campus, triggering a police investigation and a campus-wide letter from the university president.

My brother's tattoos trigger police assumptions that he's a thug, a gang member, a threat.

In one incident shown by the channel, protesters tried to roll a crashed bus down a flyover towards a police line - an act which triggered a police charge against them.

The public safety exception is triggered when police officers have an objectively reasonable need to protect the police or the public from immediate danger.

To trigger a police raid: Raw milk.