Sentences with phrase «streets against police officers»

The mood does not seem to be getting less divisive: after weeks of protests in the city's streets against police officers — and two more set for this weekend in Washington and in New York — cops are now planning their own pro-police rally next week.

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New York police officers block the street during a protest against U.S. President - elect Donald Trump in front of Trump Tower on Nov. 12, 2016 in New York.

Andrew Mitchell's foul - mouthed tirade against police officers on duty outside Downing Street was supposed to be nothing more than a Cabinet minister losing his temper so badly it damned the entire government as a bunch of not - caring Tory snobs.

Until earlier this month, the former chief whip's foul - mouthed tirade against police officers guarding the Downing Street gate was destined to be the number one gaffe of the year.

The former chief whip, who was forced out of the Cabinet after a storm over his alleged foul - mouthed rant against police officers on duty outside Downing Street, has questioned the impartiality of Scotland Yard's senior figures.

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«Communities don't want gimmicks like «respect handbooks» - they want police officers on their streets to take real action against antisocial behaviour,» said shadow police minister Nick Herbert.

Grays and the officers initially engaged in an expletive - laced exchanged before the police got out of their car and eventually forced Grays across the street and against a wall, where the ongoing back - and - forth was caught on video.

The deputy prime minister backed the home secretary, Theresa May, who called for disciplinary action against the representatives of the Police Federation who met Mitchell a month after an altercation with armed officers in Downing Street in September last year.

Not that anyone needed reminding, in light of the heightened security measures up and down the Croisette: the constant presence of armed police officers; the large, heavy planters lining the streets to protect against a vehicular attack, and the metal detectors set up at every entrance to the Palais des Festivals.