"Therefore they were illegal and they were frightened of being found with them, so they hid them, " he said.
One in five children from London who were questioned said they were frightened of being bullied.
Some night shift workers, who have to walk to and from work in the dark, say they feel frightened.
We certainly don't want situations where supporters don't want to go and support their team because they are frightened of getting injured.
"They were frightened maybe the sea will come up, " Max Kamave said.
Mr Jillings said some of the victims may have deliberately not mentioned well-known people when being questioned because they were frightened of the repercussions.
Women say they feel under siege and are so frightened they have structured their entire lives to protect themselves from harassment and attack.
But many people said they were too frightened to tell their friends they were suffering from mental health problems because of the stigma attached.
Other neuroblastoma families being treated at Great Ormond Street have said they are so frightened by the "lottery" they have started raising funds before the child is officially recommended to try the therapy, just in case.
They seemed a little frightened too of what they had done and where it might lead.
Fothergill and Linfield couldn't use lights or normal cameras because they would have frightened away the animals.
They're exhausted, they're chilly, sometimes they're frightened or frustrated or just plain overwhelmed.
They are baffled, frightened, and lurching right and left depending on the calamity du jour.
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Civil servants, Beirut's rumour mill claimed, were so frightened that they had stopped taking any decisions.
In many cases, people are so frightened that they're changing their names.
When military planes flew past at low altitudes, the adult minks apparently became so frightened that they turned on their young and bit them to death.
On the other hand, investors might have been soothed by the Fed's lack of deflationary talk: Alan Greenspan and his colleagues will not want to make companies and consumers more frightened than they need be.
Nonsense, say the pigeon-owners, who point out that a hawk or falcon attacking a flock of 50 pigeons may get only one of them, but that the rest will be so frightened that they lose their bearings.
Whoever they choose has to be willing to be shocked, frightened and disturbed by what they see.
Banks are frightened that if they offered cheaper debit fees, many merchants might quit accepting credit cards altogether.
Sierra Leoneans may yearn for peace, but many, particularly in the capital, are frightened by what they hear of the deal.
"People are very, very upset, they are very, very frightened, " he said.
They ran to it when frightened.
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What kind of a signal is this proposal to Americans who are only saving at a rate of 2.5%, rather than 6.5%, who have seen defined pension plans phased out, and who are frightened about how they are going to be able to afford the last 20 years of their life?
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"I think Aaron was frightened and bewildered that they'd taken this incredibly hard line against him, " said Mr. Peters, his lawyer.
It didn't seem to matter to the agents whether they found the person they were looking for or if frightened people in the home could not produce papers.
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