They frisked more than half of those, but charged less than 12%, statistics show.
Pickup trucks were being searched by government soldiers in black ski masks, glowering motorists frisked and questioned.
U.S. military personnel frisked each detainee, and some resisted, falling to their knees.
As I caught his eye when he frisked my outstretched arms, he whispered to me while maintaining his professional demeanor.
Today, the parties are small, invitees are frisked, and armed guards accompany top stars such as Govinda and Manisha Koirala.
That leaves two-thirds of us "premium" business travelers who, when being frisked for tiny tubes of toothpaste, don't feel so premium.
Officers are required to fill out a form when someone is stopped, questioned or frisked, but Salmeron failed to do so.
Minority communities, Zimring emphasizes, paid a disproportionate price in kids stopped and frisked, and detained, but they also earned a disproportionate gain in crime reduced.
Days later, Nazi officers returned to the diamond factories, where they frisked (and likely beat) employees in order to gather any gems that might have been held back in the previous raid.
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This committee is fresh from the interrogation of the Murdochs - and security outside was tight as members of the public were frisked to ensure no repeat of the foam pie incident.
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When a president comes to town, all streets along the paths of his motorcades are blocked off, all people seeking access to where he is are frisked, either electronically or by hand or both.
When the New York City police stopped and frisked kids, the main goal was not to jail them for having pot but to get their fingerprints, so that they could be identified if they committed a more serious crime.
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