Sentence examples for worrying police from inspiring English sources

Most worrying, police are investigating claims that Respect loyalists have harassed rape victims with anonymous phone calls and menacing messages on Facebook and Twitter, after they challenged Galloway's views on sex and consent.

Chen's detention has caused an uproar among media professionals, who worry police are overstepping their legal jurisdiction in criminalising civil disputes.

But someone in the police is worried: a police report on extremism in mosques found its way into the Times on September 7th oddly, the day of the first public meeting on the Abbeymills project.Attention has focused on Tablighi Jamaat, the 80-year-old Muslim movement that proposed the mosque and says it can raise the £70m or so needed to build it.

Worrying over police abuse, he generates sparks of thought that seek not answers but a path toward sharper questions.

Mr Vaz added: "It is worrying that police and crime commissioners seem able to side-step the statutory process for dismissing a chief constable.

Keith Vaz, the chairman of the committee, said: "It is worrying that police and crime commissioners seem able to side-step the statutory process for dismissing a chief constable.

Such reasoning worries police, but they can probably expect more of it in L.A. and elsewhere.

This makes sense: in such an environment, it would be fair for Muslims to pause before, say, passing on a lead to the police, worrying about whether the police would then look at them with suspicion as well.

San Francisco's district attorney, George Gascon, a former police chief in Mesa, said he was not worried that police volunteers would cause problems for prosecutors.

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 fear that this instance of an attempt to police journalism raises some worrying questions about police attitudes to the media and to Muslims.