Word: policemanly
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...done stuff like close hangar doors." Prosecutors claim that it was more like closing full-scale drug deals. Michael Sanborn, a.k.a. Fred Barnswallow, testified for the Government that he arranged several large drug buys through Stratton. Sanborn pleaded guilty in the scheme and is serving five years. Another witness, Policeman John Arnold, who posed as a "crooked cop" during the investigation, reported in court that Stratton once described himself as "Michael Sanborn's boss in drugs...
...Someone didn't like the wording," Schatz said a policeman told him. In addition, the name of the student group was not written on the poster as required throughout the University...
...motorcade, they raced to Los Angeles city hall, where the Queen made her only formal address. Fans swarmed outside, including one group dressed in Elizabethan doublets and capes. "Come on, pedestrians!" ordered a policeman over a bullhorn. "Heads up, pedestrians...
Nonetheless, argue the rule's backers, a judge has to look intently over the policeman's shoulder in order to keep the process as pure as possible. "Law enforcement must be sound and aggressive," insists Maryland Attorney General Stephen Sachs, "but citizens must see law enforcement as law-abiding. The government should not stoop to conquer...
...Supreme Court has ruled that a policeman may order you out of your car after stopping you for a traffic violation. In any case, it is usually wise to get out so that the officer can see you are not a threat. He may not frisk you unless he has a reasonable basis for believing that you are armed and dangerous. Erratic or menacing behavior, or a bulge in your pockets, could justify a frisk, but wearing a beard or unusual clothing cannot. If the officer does "pat you down," he may go into only those pockets where he feels...