Word: arrests
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...black. More than any other single factor, that probably accounts for the disturbances that ended last week in which five black WACs were run down by a panicky white driver, a white soldier was beaten by a group of angry blacks and a disastrous demonstration resulted in the arrest of 140 blacks -71 men and 69 women. The presence of black women probably spurred the black men on. Says Colonel William McKean, the post commander: "If I could have separated the girls from the guys during that demonstration, they would have gone home in a minute...
Police made no attempt to remove or arrest the demonstrations, some of whom held signs that read "Stop the Trial," "Burn the Indictments," and "Portage County Justice is Sick." Demonstrators threw a few snowballs, but there were no other incidents...
...regularly make it available to banks, insurance companies, and other government agencies, Neier said. In some cases, this is done on an informal reciprocal basis--the banks responding by willingly making available bank records of persons under investigation without the necessity of a subpoena. In many cases, however, the arrests records are used under legal requirements; as an example, a New York State law requires that all prospective employees of securities firms be checked against the arrest records. Neier concluded that as long as such a file is extant, it will be used to punish persons who have not been...
...have no right to use force for the imposition of contrary views in this society or in this university," he said. "If the disruption continues, disciplinary action will be taken against you and you will be subject to arrest...
...legislation offers several innovative provisions that reduce or eliminate penalties for drug offenses, establish guidelines for drug distribution and research, and revise the scope of authority given to police to arrest a suspected drug offender...