A standoff between police in riot gear and protesters hurling rocks and other objects took place after the inaugural ceremony, with
police using chemicals and smoke before closing in to make arrests.
Not exact matches
Police and medical officials, though, said that exhaustion from overwork was probably to blame, while a United Nations labor agency pointed to the possibility that
chemicals used to treat fabrics could be responsible.
Police said they tried to
use negotiations tactics and
chemical weapons to get the suspect to leave the building.
SCIENTIST This is unlikely as the process is strictly
policed and
chemicals are only
used initially to open the well.
The US EPA and similar organizations around the world
police the
use of
chemicals in the food supply.
... Ian Thomas Baldwin, who holds a PhD from Cornell, and now serves as researcher at the Max Planck Institute for
Chemical Ecology in Jena... [had] been accused of «title abuse» by the German
police under a little - known Nazi - era law that specifies that only people who hold PhDs or medical degrees from German universities are permitted to be called «Dr.» [But] persons with a PhD from an accredited US institution can now
use Dr. in Germany without jeopardy.
In DUI cases the
chemical test, usually a blood test, is critical, because in cases of drugged driving the driver does not always exhibit common signs of impairment associated with alcohol intoxication, and the
police can not collect proof of drug
use through a breath test.