Sentence examples for worry about police from inspiring English sources

Yet his sympathisers, and others who worry about police brutality, note a wound from a bullet fired at close range into his head.

Lefties worry about police violence (such as during the miners' strike in the 1980s), incompetence and cover-ups (at the 1989 Hillsborough disaster) and racism (as pinpointed by the 1999 MacPherson report into the murder of Stephen Lawrence).

Other Egyptians worry about police brutality.

Every day average Americans must worry about police violence, the possibility of being unjustly fired, and being unable to find the next meal for their children.

One accuses a young man of being a "police informant, which is why he robs people and never has to worry about police arresting him… the police pay him for information regularly".

I'm sure some of the black people reading this are thinking, "hey it's just a word there are bigger issues we need to worry about like police brutality and Donald Trump trying to deport our muslim brothers and sisters" but, who said we can't chew gum and walk at the same time?

Some say they are worried about police retaliation.

Asked if he was worried about police attempting to arrest them, Finicum said: "We travel with security".

New Yorkers of all races said they worried about police aggression, and many residents -- blacks in particular -- expressed their distrust with palpable bitterness.

As camera phones and social media become more ever-present, filming the police has become a tool for activists and those worried about police brutality.

I've never worried about police closing in on me when I pop into a Starbucks to get my charge on.