Sentences with phrase «police bullets»
The phrase "police bullets" refers to the ammunition or bullets used by police officers in their firearms for self-defense or to maintain law and order. Full definition
It did so in the case of Michael Brown, the unarmed African - American killed by police bullets in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson three years ago this week.
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An unarmed West African immigrant with no criminal record, Diallo, then 22 years old, was killed in the Bronx on Feb. 5th, 1999 by police bullets in the Bronx.
The actor was busiest during the «film noir» mid-to-late 1940s, playing several weasely villain roles; it is hard to forget the image of Corey, in the role of a slimy stoolie in Burt Lancaster's Brute Force, being tied to the front of a truck and pushed directly into a hail of police bullets.
Valerie Bell, whose son Sean was killed in a hail of 50 police bullets nearly nine years ago, is one of 18 family members of people killed by cops who penned a letter to Cuomo, asking him to «enact an executive order to assign a special prosecutor to all cases of police killings moving forward.»
In continuation of its onslaught on militants operating from the creeks, Lagos State Police Command early this morning raided and recovered seven army and police bullet proof vests, eight ballistic helmets and nine life jackets from a new kidnappers hideouts in Ishawo, Ikorodu, Lagos.
While in Albany, New York on New Years Eve, a police bullet claims the life of innocent passerby David Scaringe.
Jeremiah, an African American teen killed by police bullets, narrates from the afterlife in this tender story of first love and grief, told in part by the people he left behind.
A wanderer steps out into the deep time of eternity and the straight path of a police bullet in the terminal sequence of the picaresque Bengali film Jukti, Takko aar Gappo (Reason, Debate and a Story) from 1974 by Ritwik Ghatak.