Protests, endangerment and forms of homicide?
471924
I am not a lawyer, but I believe it is the duty of the police to ensure that protesters are not blocking the way to emergency sites like hospitals. First, a rally permit may be sought from the local authorities before the day of the protest. If such is done and approved by the local authorities, then the police will make sure to enforce conditions that would prevent undue disruption of traffic. Examples, rerouting traffic, planning where the rally would pass and in some cases, restricting the rally to a few lanes of the road so that the road is still passable. If all else fails, however, maybe such an injure party like a husband whose wife dies can try suing the protesters or their leaders and organizers, though I doubt the suit will get very far. But one can always try suing. Just get ready with the cash for the lawyers, if you don't find someone to do it pro bono.
805798
=a rally or a protest.
620987
No, I did not know these facts. Now who do we talk to to fix these problems? I live in Las Vegas, Monday was  the protest. The protesters broke the law because they did not have permits to march. The cops broke the law because they knew it and let them do it anyway! What CRAP!
85129
Cool question. Like any big city, parts are crime-ridden and violent. The tourist areas and beaches are heavily policed. You still need to use common sense and basic travel safety rules. (see link below).\n\nUS State Dept. Brazil travel warning says:\n\n>>\nPolitical and labor strikes and demonstrations occur sporadically in urban areas and may cause temporary disruption to public transportation. By nature, protests anywhere in the world have the potential to turn violent. While it is unlikely that U.S. citizens would be targeted during such events, U.S. citizens traveling or residing in Brazil are advised to take common-sense precautions and avoid any large gatherings or any other event where crowds have congregated to demonstrate or protest.\n>>\n\n\nYou can keep up to date at the US State Department travel warning web site (see link below).\n\nOr you can call the State Dept. up-to-date information on safety and security can also be obtained by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll free 8-8 Mon-Fri
149851
I find it sick and disgusting. Do these people realize they are protesting at the funeral for someone who gave up his life to protect the freedoms these protesters are enjoying?\n\nThey do have the right to protest, but, IMO, they do not have the right to disrupt the service. Some states are considering laws that do not ban the protests, but defines a minimum distance away the protesters have to be.
983168
Wait for all the facts.  Everything else at this time is pure speculation and conjecture.\n\nSo I guess the moron who gave me a thumbs down is more interested with starting a riot than waiting for facts.  Go ahead...call it a Racial Incident, when 4 oft of the 6 officers who are in question, are minorities.  Close minded people would rather call it something it wasn't so they can burn down the neighborhood, and rip off all the local stores.  How is any of that justice???  It's not.  Just wait for the facts for Christs sake.\n\nAnd to the guy who answered below this.... A vehicle IS a weapon.  That's why when you run somebody over, it's called "assault with a deadly weapon".  What?  You can't hurt someone with a car?  And you don't have to have a gun drawn on you to defend yourself.  If I were dropping bricks off a building and hitting people, the police would be justified to shoot.  In FACT, any criminal act that poses an immediate threat to the life of another person, can be stopped with deadly force.  You can also stop a rape, arson, kidnapping, and other crimes with deadly force.  These are FACTS!  Learn the law and stop being so frigging ignorant.\n\nUSAFCOP...Thank you for your service. Aim High!!!!!!
228713
I'll take you to a neighborhood back in my country and you'll never want to know about it again.\nbut if you really need to know check out:\n www.abriendobrecha.tv and watch the news live from Honduras, it certainly will be at least one report about it,\nor just search for violence in C.A.(I don't really know why you wanna know)
883808
If he had said something like, "I want every person in town to get a gun and kill all the police officers", then perhaps he could be charged with inciting violence.  Most successful public speakers are schooled enough to know better than to do that sort of thing, though.  You can skirt the issue fairly closely if you wish such as by saying something like, "If the police break the law, we may be forced to break the law ourselves".  See, that gives some insulation to the speaker, because the police are not supposed to be breaking the law in the first place, right?  The story in the website just said the speaker stated they might resort to 'weapons of warfare' if a repeat occurred.  There are all kinds of weapons of warfare, including psycological and rhetorical.  One note I'll add though is that a just government has no need to fear an armed public.  One of the main reasons for including the second amendment to the constitution was to assure the people the means to resist an oppressive government.  I'm a cop, but if a whole section of my town wanted to party in the street (sans violence and looting, of course), I'd back off and let 'em.  No need to clear the street unless fire department or ambulance crews need to get through.
165542
The answer is greed. Organize and strike. Hit the streets in protest's. There is no other effective means for change.\nOrganized crime is alive and well in America, Some call it State, Local and Federal Goverment.
612531
Are you referring to the protests in Caledonia Ontario?\nIf so. OPP should have moved in along time ago and removed the protesters.\nThey are disrupting the livelihood of the normal residences of the town that have to live there everyday.
175107
yes of course.\n\ncan one person cause a city to go into shut down afer a football game or something?\nwhile with a mob they can do far more damage before being stopped than an individual
13122
Yes, execution is an effective way of keeping people from committing crimes. Also, if you look at it, the 1,000 man was just executed last week I believe. It's not like we are killing people left and right.
323677
degration, extinction, endangerism\n??????????????????????????????????
95893
motive, intent and execution of crime.
781113
I agree. This has happened in my town twice in the last 8 months, and both times they killed the men. One of them was my husband( I am not in any way joking). He was   the most wonderful man I have ever met in my life, and would never hurt anybody. He was following orders when he was shot, but the cops weren't communicating with each other very well, so within 10 seconds (literally)  my husband was gone. All thanks to a  jumpy, cop high on adrenaline. My husband was not armed, and he did not try to attack. I honestly don't know how they are getting away with it either, if  it was anybody else, they wouldn't. I'm sorry, but I just don't think that having a badge and a gun entitles ANYONE to take the life of someone else.
202214
it is already in progress,otherwise what do you call the killings that are taking place on identity.see how many civillians are killed or assasenated every day.what do ypu call car bombs.
107530
To do this search on either Yahoo! Search or Google, you should search "homicide" and "recidivism."  Presumably, that will yield results that you should find very helpful.  Should not, change "homicide" to "murder."  Best of luck to you.