Sentences with phrase «police riot»
The phrase "police riot" refers to a situation where the police, who are supposed to maintain law and order, behave aggressively or violently towards civilians. It describes a scenario where the police themselves cause disturbance or chaos instead of stopping it. Full definition
For example, it is durable enough to be used in safety glasses and police riot gear, while still being light enough to carry comfortably.
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His 2012 text - based sculptures of police riot shields received much attention and praise during the 2017 Armory Show, where they were on offer by his L.A. gallery Roberts & Tilton.
Johnson's hero get - up is basically a wetsuit, while Nicolas Cage's «Big Daddy» wears an outfit comprised entirely of French Police riot gear.
Theresa May moved to overhaul the system of police riot training today, threatening another fractious bout of bickering with the Met.
Just about any time a mayor tried to pay police less than they thought they deserved or impose a new form of oversight or accountability, the vitriol flew — and no clash between mayors and police was quite as bitter as what the city witnessed 22 years ago, when Mr. de Blasio's old boss, Mr. Dinkins, failed to tame an actual police riot.
Big Daddy (Nicolas Cage) wears an outfit made from real French police riot equipment.
There are playful moments in all of his work, including the miniature lovers sheltering under beer bottle caps, as well as pieces that make more of an overt statement such as the vandalised police riot vans.
For Material, the artists brought an assortment of their work that includes two police riot shields that Peláez tarted up with corporate branding, like a NASCAR uniform, and a square - meter floor piece of faux - wood slats by Murcia, displayed like a Carl Andre, that has pricing set to fluctuate in proportion to the square - meter real - estate cost of the space where it's displayed.
NARPO believe that if there is one lesson to be learnt in respect of policing these riots it is that strong or «robust» policing is only possible in situations like these if there are sufficient police officers to police that way.
The point of all these brownie points, so to speak, is to leave the audience with the impression that his senseless killing lies heavily on the people he knows, including that «catfish» woman from the supermarket who coincidentally is on the BART and able to photograph the police riot for evidence.