Sentences with phrase «black officers»

«You had two black officers who didn't draw their weapons and one white officer who [shot],» he says.

Many would also like the cities to hire more black officers.

Perhaps surprisingly, even black officers were seen as less respectful toward black drivers.

Mr. Davis began his career with the Chicago Park District police and was one of the first black officers with that agency, which has merged with the Chicago Police Department, said his son Derrick.

If our Westchester County Justice system can create an atmosphere guilt of Black officers but White officers continue to violate policies, then any young man, especially, a young black man does not have a chance for any real transparency of the law in Westchester County.

A Hempstead Village police detective has filed a complaint with the state's Division of Human Rights, alleging that racism and discrimination within the department and village government keep him and other black officers from being promoted.

00 Black Officers and 100 Latino Officers, both of which are groups of active law enforcement officers that strive to smooth relations between the police and the communities.

Ron (John David Washington) was the first black officer at the Colorado Springs Police Department.

There are no cops who exist just to bust up a party at a dramatically convenient moment, there's just Hannibal Buress and Jerrod Carmichael as two black officers whose one (very topical) scene is the stuff of instant legend.

The first black officer assigned to our ship boarded in Italy.

When they attempt to apprehend the white suspects — despite black officers not being allowed to arrest whites — a deadly shootout ensues, leaving one man dead and dozens of questions unanswered.

Smith, who was black, was shot by a black officer on the police force.

One of the black officers deployed his Taser, but it didn't activate.

Black officer.

But the strongest scenes in «Straight Outta Compton» are the confrontations between these young black men and the LA police (both white and black officers), who harass, insult and physically beat them just because of who they are and the messages they're delivering in their songs.

Harrelson is marvelous as the psychologically damaged, misanthropic Brown, a man who can stare down a black officer and say: «I am not a racist.

The movie is a true story about a black officer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan.

Set in the racially charged neighborhoods of Atlanta in the 1950's, the story continues with the black officers trying to enforce standards in their community with little support from the white police officers.

Matt Clarke, a black officer, is alleging discrimination based on race by a supervisor while he was an officer in the force's unit at the Ottawa airport.