Sentences with phrase «from resisting arrest»

Not exact matches

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was arrested for resisting arrest early Saturday morning in a case that sounded bizarre from the get - go.

Police said Brianne T. Callahan, 17, of 192 Shabonna Drive, Park Forest, was charged with a curfew violation and released on her recognizance; and a 15 - year - old boy from Crete was charged with curfew violation, resisting arrest and being intoxicated in a park.

«That police officers who were escorting you in the bus tried to re-arrest you back to the bus but you resisted further arrest with the help of your brother, Samuel Melaye, and some lawyers in your company and further threatened to injure the police officers if they tried to further arrest you and you finally escaped from the scene in another Hilux vehicle.»

«But each situation is a very different circumstance,» he cautioned, with the accidental shooting at the Pink Houses vastly different from Garner's death, which came as police tried to arrest him and he resisted.

He said he will explore requests laid out in a recent letter from Lieutenants Benevolent Association president Louis Turco, who wants, among other things, «aggressive prosecution of persons found guilty of resisting arrest.»

Percoco's attorney said that the accusations are baseless, and from less than credible sources ------------------------------------- State Police arrested 55 - year - old Donald Moshier of Lisle, for operating a motor vehicle while ability impaired by drugs, resisting arrest, menacing, unlawful possession of marihuana and several other traffic offenses.

If you resist or prevent a firefighter or correctional officer from doing their job while acting in an official capacity can also result in criminal charges for resisting arrest.

In theory, this could mean that under a scenario in which the police falsely arrest you, you resist, and they then severely beat you, if they could show that the beating was the result of your resisting, not the false arrest, you could be barred from suing for anything other than the cost of treating your injuries.

You can basically be charged with resisting arrest for any attempt to prevent a public officer, peace officer, or EMT from doing his or her job.

if a party resisted arrest by an officer without warrant, and who had no right to arrest him, and if, in the course of that resistance, the officer was killed, the offence of the party resisting arrest would be reduced from what would have been murder, if the officer had had the right to arrest, to manslaughter

Whereas resisting arrest involves an attempt to prevent an officer from making an arrest, obstruction of a peace officer covers a much broader spectrum of conduct that falls under the rubric of «hindering the enforcement of the penal law or the preservation of the peace.»