Sentences with phrase «armed police so»
However, if you slaughter your family and then take your guns to the nearest school and murder children you can expect a violent reaction from armed police so I don't think they would be deterred by an armed teacher or two.
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«We sell most of our guns to civilians in their homes, so our police need to be at least as well armed as our citizens,» he says, adding that civilians can only buy semi-automatic rifles while police and military buy the fully - automatic version.
That «intensive training» is so good, that even college campus police are purchasing armed personal carriers.
Armed force has been almost entirely absent as a means of spread, except in so far as the police force has provided the kind of protection for missionaries that it would for the followers of any legitimate occupation.
(And before you berate me for saying I'm arguing for lawlessness, because people break the law anyway, no: I'm arguing, as with arming the police, that there is a good pragmatic argument for not doing so.
So, they went out and hired armed security guards: A Clarkstown police report issued on December 28, 2012, confirmed that The Journal News has hired -LSB-...]
The porous and exposed nature of most mobile money points is an eyesore, that is true but in the words of Accra Regional Police Commander, DCOP George Alex Mensah «The banking sector is such that there is a law that without the presence of an armed officer you can not open a bank so at the banks, if by 8.
«While in office, the former President knew that the capacity of the Nigerian police would be challenged by the sophistication of arms available to the herdsmen and so after he was elected President and sworn in on May 29, 2011, former President Jonathan summoned a National Security Council meeting and ordered that Fulani herdsmen attack must be decisively dealt with.
But the fact that the Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism armed response swung into action so quickly indicates how much work has been done since the killing of Lee Rigby in 2013.
Mentioning the likes of ASP Rose Atinga - Bio, former Greater Accra Regional Police Commander and the former Ashanti Regional Police Commander COP Kofi Boakye, Allotey Jacobs believed crime, particularly armed robbery, was at a minimal rate due to the methods they adopted and so hoped the current Police administration would also devise strategic measures to arrest perpetrators in the country.
So, for example, instead of just utilizing money to arm police officers in schools, we also are allowing individual school communities to make decisions about putting more mental health for students, to provide advocacy in the support system and not just move kids out of school or automatically engage them in the judicial system that we know can happen too often.
However, unless the sum involved is significant the police are usually not interested in diverting their attention away from «serious» crimes like homicide, armed robbery and terrorism so the aggrieved party is usually on their own.
Last summer, emotions got so heated at city Board of Directors meetings that male directors felt obliged to escort the female director to her car after meetings, Police Chief Kevin Lindsey increased armed security at gatherings and a scuffle between a citizen and the mayor ended up with the mayor on the ground.
Gather any relief plans developed by the local Red Cross chapter, other animal care and control agencies, armed forces, Coast Guard, and police, fire, health, wildlife, and agriculture departments, so you know who to turn to for specific resources and do not duplicate their efforts.
Those who are so enamored of mass gun confiscation should try out their schemes in places like Washington DC, Detroit and Chicago, and see how many armed confrontations will result in which police shoot citizens, citizens shoot police, and the result is open warfare and a total breakdown of law enforcement.
Changing legislation will not only take months, but it also seems like an impossible dream, and if the citizens strongly support their rights to bear arms, they won't be handing in their weapons so easily; in fact, it could even cause an uproar resulting in civil war, with police forcing citizens to drop their weapons.
Could the Mayor of DC (or any other city that might have a gun ban struck down after Heller) instruct police forces to frequently and repeatedly frisk any and everyone who might be armed in order to make sure that any possessed gun is unloaded and / or in good working so as not to be dangerous?