Sentence examples for unwarranted arrest from inspiring English sources

Kurds are accustomed to police brutality, tear gas, unwarranted arrest, and voicelessness.

In June the prosecutor general charged the two security agents with cruelty and physical torture in an unwarranted arrest.

A New York City police officer was charged with 10 felony counts of filing a false document in connection with what prosecutors said was an unwarranted arrest of a man in a Harlem housing project last year.

Cuba's unwarranted arrest and detention of two Czech citizens for meeting with pro-democracy dissidents (news article, Jan . 23 illustrate that if democracy is to flourish, it must be in a free and open society.

"The unwarranted arrest of reporters from The Washington Post and Huffington Post in Ferguson, Mo., last night is outrageous and unacceptable in a nation that cherishes a free press," Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press executive director Bruce D. Brown said.

"I write to express our strong objections to the actions of your police officers for the unwarranted arrest and detention of Ryan Reilly and Wesley Lowery," General Counsel Mickey H. Osterreicher said, "as well as your department's complete lack of understanding and respect for the First Amendment as it applies to newsgathering".

It claims that public housing tenants and their visitors are subjected to police aggression and unwarranted arrests for trespassing.

That led to the Red Scare that resulted in substantial illegal searches and seizures, unwarranted arrests and detentions and the deportation of several hundred suspected radicals and anarchists.

Zimbabwe has also seen countless unwarranted arrests of many politically powerful people to "send a warning to the rest of the country".

But unlike say, the system that keeps track of rentals at your video store, incorrect data in a police database can bring on a whole lot of unwarranted arrests.

The unwarranted provocation, arrest and inexplicable jailhouse death of Sandra Bland has once again ripped the scab off a wound that never gets to heal in this country, a wound that bleeds with every event of racial profiling, injustice, bullying and bigotry, leaving us, for the umpteenth time, to parse and pull apart the seemingly endless conundrum of race.