Sentences with phrase «violence on the cops»

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Most of us determined his guilt or innocence based on our broader views of black people, celebrities, athletes, women, violence, L.A., cops.

A rally against gun violence today abruptly turned its fire on Police Commissioner Bill Bratton, as one advocate led several top - caliber elected officials in a salvo of attacks on the top cop's recent comments about hip - hop.

A rally against gun violence today abruptly turned its fire on NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton, as one advocate led several top - caliber elected officials in a salvo of attacks on the top cop's recent comments about hip - hop.

A new state bill would make it a hate crime to use physical force on a police officer — and its chief sponsor argued the past two years of Black Lives Matter demonstrations have made cops a target for violence.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced today a range of reforms to suppress violence and crime in the city's troubled homeless shelter system — which include plans to have cops train on - site security staff and place an NYPD unit in charge of drawing up a comprehensive safety plan.

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton blasted Assemblyman Charles Barron on Friday, saying the state lawmaker practically committed a criminal act by threatening that «violence is inevitable» if stairwell - shoot cop Peter Liang...

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton blasted Assemblyman Charles Barron on Friday, saying the state lawmaker practically committed a criminal act by threatening that «violence is inevitable» if stairwell - shoot cop Peter Liang dodges jail.

When an artificial (Ambyr Childers) becomes self - aware and escapes, she finds herself caught in the crossfire between Julian's mercenaries and a cop (Thomas Jane) who is hell - bent on shutting down Vice, and stopping the violence once and for all.

Den of Thieves Rated R for violence, language and some sexuality / nudity Rotten Tomatoes Score: 41 % Available on Disc and Streaming Gerard Butler plays a flawed and ferocious cop, hell - bent on taking down a ring of criminals determined to be the first to ever rip off a federal reserve bank.

On the Other Side of the Tracks (R for profanity, sexuality, nudity and violence) Buddy cop comedy about a couple of mismatched partners (Omar Sy and Laurent Lafitte) assigned to crack a murder case.

As Jason Dickson, a thick - headed cop who gets into verbal scrapes with Mildred that he loses and whose explosions of violence are as tragic as they are repulsive, Sam Rockwell keys in on the sliver of decency inside of an ignorant man.

Directed by Fritz Lang on a modest budget, the 1953 crime drama stars Glenn Ford as the workaday family - man cop driven over the edge when the mob violently kills his wife in a hit meant for him (the scene is the first of the film's explosive eruptions of violence that tear through the poise of normalcy).

The play centers on a dangerous city street corner encumbered with gun violence and «simplistic, wholly generic characterization of a racist white cop,» according to Weiss.

Pride and Glory Rated R for strong violence, pervasive language and brief drug content Available on DVD and Blu - ray Edward Norton and Colin Ferrel prove that they can sometimes make questionable career choices in this mediocre cop thriller about cops gone bad and family that protects them.

Swerve (R for violence, profanity, sexuality and nudity) Aussie crime thriller about a Good Samaritan (David Lyons) who ends up on the run from a ruthless hit man (Travis Hitman) and a crooked cop (Jason Clarke) after stopping to help a gun moll (Emma Booth) with a suitcase of cash at the scene of a car accident which claimed the life of her mobster beau.

This three - disc set boxes up Shoot First, Die Later (1974), a ruthless crime drama starring Luc Merenda as a corrupt cop on a mission of righteous vengeance (previously released as a stand - alone disc), with two disc debuts: Naked Violence (1969), a juvenile delinquent cop drama by way of social commentary, and Kidnap Syndicate (1975), a revenge thriller with Merenda, this time playing an innocent bystander roused to take justice into his own hands.

Led by a bigoted cop named Krauss (Will Poulter), who evidently consider his badge a license to kill, law enforcement officers swarm the motel and round up all the guests — several young black men and two young white women who've taken up residence there to dodge the violence on the streets.

Cop Car Rated R for language, violence and brief drug use Available on DVD and Blu - ray Kevin Bacon stars in this indie thriller about a small town sheriff whose cop car is stolen by a couple of pre-teen runawaCop Car Rated R for language, violence and brief drug use Available on DVD and Blu - ray Kevin Bacon stars in this indie thriller about a small town sheriff whose cop car is stolen by a couple of pre-teen runawacop car is stolen by a couple of pre-teen runaways.

21 Jump Street Rated R for crude and sexual content, pervasive language, drug material, teen drinking and some violence Available on DVD and Blu - ray If you would have told me in January that one of the best films of the year come June would be a rehash of the old Johnny Depp TV show about cops who undercover in high school, I would have called you an idiot.

Yet, after acknowledging that it was an inspiration, the two films should be seen as separate entities, since much of what makes City on Fire work (character development, yin and yang cop - robber themes, and a romantic subplot) are not to be found with the 1992 American film, and what people liked about Reservoir Dogs (smart and savvy writing, sassy interplay among characters, and some brutally graphic violence) aren't really the strengths of the Hong Kong original.

A The Place Beyond the Pines Rated R for language throughout, some violence, teen drug and alcohol use, and a sexual reference Available on DVD and Blu - ray This highly unusual film tells the story of a young man (Ryan Gosling) who is convinced to rob banks in order to provide for his child and the cop that gets in the way (Bradley Cooper).

Dimly lit, this is not the kind of enjoyable cops & robbers «shoot»em up» action, but instead the uncomfortable kind of violence that involves scenes where a baby is abandoned in a room, while police officers siege on a drug dealers apartment complex.

As the Hayes Code put the kibbosh on the more extreme expressions of outlaw blasts of anti-social behavior and rat - a-tat violence, Cagney and Robinson calmed their illegal activities and even took their turns playing cops and DAs while Warners brought supporting actor Humphrey Bogart into the criminal fold.

Once it does, however, «Safe» never looks back, transforming into a speeding train wreck of violence where the various parties (Statham, some crooked cops and feuding Chinese and Russian gangsters) open fire on one another with such reckless abandon that it eliminates any plausibility.

War on Everyone (R for violence, nudity, sexuality, drug use and pervasive profanity) Crime comedy about a couple of corrupt cops (Alexander Skarsgard and Michael Pena) who get more than they bargained for when they try to shakedown a strip club manager (Caleb Landry Jones).

Surrogates Rated PG - 13 for intense sequences of violence, disturbing images, language, and a drug - related scene Available on DVD and Blu - ray Bruce Willis is a cop in the future where folks don't ever have to leave their house, but instead they just live their lives through a robotic surrogate that does everything for them.

Johannesburg cop Albertus Beeslaar has transferred to a post on the edge of the Kalahari Desert, hoping to escape big - city violence but finding instead that brutal crimes are being committed on small farms in the area.

If you enjoy Lush's deliberately offensive, illustration - style work, it promises to be a fun spectacle: sexually explicit imagery of large - scale vaginas, fornicating unicorns, rainbow - coloured guts, urine and ejaculate, scenes of gratuitous violence, and various pieces based on the theme of ACAB / All Cops Are Bastards.