cane charge造句

• Police cane charged the tribespeople to prevent them from reaching the legislature building.
• Witnesses told Indian news agencies that police wielding bamboo canes charged the demonstrators, triggering a stampede.
• Usually, police had to resort to cane charging to disperse the mob and protect the arresteds lives.
• Witnesses told Indian news agencies that police wielding bamboo canes charged the demonstrators, who were pressing forward against the police barricades.
• Witnesses said police did not try to disperse the crowd with cane charges or tear gas and instead opened fire on people.
• Police wielding canes charged the tribespeople, who are extremely poor and mostly live in forests, to prevent them from reaching the legislature building.
• Police wielding canes charged the tribespeople, who are very poor and mostly live in forests, to prevent them from reaching the legislature building.
• At least 110 people were killed Wednesday in a stampede when police cane charged thousands of tribal protestors in a central Indian city, a news report said.
• At least 120 people were killed Wednesday in a stampede when police cane charged thousands of tribal protestors in a central Indian city, a news report said.
• On 6 August, members of HSGPC made a forceful attempt to enter Gurdwara in Kurukshetra and police used water canons, tear gas shells and cane charge to disperse them.
• Opposition lawmakers walked out of the legislature Thursday and shops shut down in Nagpur city to protest a police cane charge against tribespeople that set off a stampede and killed 114 people.
• In Bandung, West Java, 15 students from the Padjadjaran University were injured and eight policemen bruised in a clash that broke out when officers with canes charged students trying to leave the campus.
• And their ever-reliable checking line of Rob DiMaio, Tim Taylor, and P . J . Axelsson more than stood up to the ferocious'Canes charge that was led by behemoth Keith Primeau.
• The lawyers are sore that Ms . Bedi had ordered a cane charge against lawyers during a bitter three-month strike many years ago, which led to her transfer out of the capital . ( kg)