Sentence examples for violent vandalism from inspiring English sources

Much of this violent vandalism is generated by bitter controversies over loyalist marches, which continue to cause problems in out-of-the-way villages such as Rasharkin in County Antrim.Such incidents rarely result in deaths, though in May Kevin McDaid, a Catholic father of four, perished after street clashes over the display of flags in the normally peaceful town of Coleraine, County Londonderry.

Of course there have been piecemeal incidents of violent criminality (vandalism and assault) by protesters; and, in confrontations with police, some have fought back.

Exclusive figures obtained for Society Guardian through freedom of information requests reveal that, in 2013, police officers arrested 585 people for a hate crime (such as a violent assault, vandalism or a public order offence) against a Pole – one person every 14 hours.

These incidents include violent attacks, vandalism, acts of intimidation, and opposition to mosque expansion or construction due to religious bias.

That step netted 153 scattered violators, the police said, but stopped the wave of violent protest and vandalism.

Soon after I arrived, there was a rash of violent crimes — assault, vandalism, alleged rape, arson — with a toxic racial element.

Rosales's protest went without incident during the day but was followed by violent demonstrations and vandalism in the evening, a pattern repeated in Oakland, California and Portland, Oregon.

It found there had been a 36% rise in the total number of antisemitic incidents, including violent crime and vandalism, to 304 between January and June.

The Community Security Trust, which records attacks on the Jewish community in the UK, found there had been a 36% rise in the total number of antisemitic incidents, which include violent crime and vandalism, to 304 between January and June.

The Community Security Trust, which records attacks on the Jewish community in the UK, found there had been a 36% rise in the total number of antisemitic incidents, including violent crime and vandalism, to 304 between January and June.

This lack of accurate statistics makes it virtually impossible, experts say, to draw meaningful, big-picture conclusions about deadly encounters between the police and the civilian population, including the fatal shooting earlier this month of an unarmed black man in Cincinnati, an incident that incited days of violent protests and vandalism.