Sentence examples for us policing from inspiring English sources

Organizers said the rally would be a show of outrage over the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald on October 20, 2014, and what they see as racial bias in US policing.

The veteran civil rights leader Al Sharpton told the packed congregation that the response to the death was a crucial test for US policing.

It may, in fact, be the most serious single institutional failing in US policing to come to light since Ferguson, Missouri, erupted into civil unrest in 2014.

In a more recent example, researchers in Harvard published analysis showing racial bias in much of US policing activity but, crucially, no racial bias in the likelihood of being shot by police.

Bratton said his interest in the Met commissioner role was as strong as ever and that his credentials "speak for themselves" in the "leadership and success I'm known for" in US policing.

This NIJ report is an edited book with chapters by leading US policing scholars and practitioners.

"The BBC and the BBC Trust actively encourages the public to tell us what it thinks of our services and help us police our own guidelines.

The case has reached the nation's highest court at a time when US police use of force is under sharp scrutiny.

Some US police departments use body cameras, but the practice is far from ubiquitous.

A video of the fatal encounter quickly spread online, and sparked debates about how US police officers use force, particularly against members of minority groups.

Unfortunately, US police don't use the stuff too often.