Some 550 people are registered with German security services as potentially violent.
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At worst, the migrants face a potentially violent clash with U.S. troops.
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The potentially violent standoffs in Hong Kong, Kashmir and the Gulf will continue.
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To be sure, the arrival of potentially violent Russian supporters wasn't entirely unexpected.
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He insists that the police be sent over to defuse a potentially violent incident.
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Terrell's defense argued that they were dealing with a potentially violent suspect, it reported.
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But there are no easy options for handling potentially violent prisoners susceptible to extremism.
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Some conservatives talk about the importance of mental-health interventions with the potentially violent.
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Hughes is without help, deep in the night, seconds away from a potentially violent encounter.
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Glória's maternal fussing is seen as selfishly possessive, and Matheus's hostility as bigoted and potentially violent.
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The great achievement of parliamentary democracy is that it takes potentially violent political conflicts and civilises them.
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But the State Department's security arm is planning for potentially violent protests at US embassies and consulates.
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Arab governments might not be able to ignore potentially violent domestic expressions of outrage at Israel's actions.
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Deescalation techniques are supposed to help officers defuse or withdraw from potentially violent incidents without jeopardizing anyone's safety.
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Germany is home to some 12,700 potentially violent far-right radicals, according to the BfV domestic intelligence agency.
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However, there always exists the chance that a driver will pick up an aggressive, potentially violent drunk person.
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Democrats have accused Trump in recent days of propagating and promoting harsh — and potentially violent — treatment of journalists.
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In May, state television showed riot police in the Chelyabinsk region training to put down potentially violent protests.
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The group's recommendations included increasing parental accountability and encouraging students to pass along information about potentially violent students.
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Last week, Kenyans went to the polls in what was a hotly contested and potentially violent presidential election.
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However, Gab isn't the only site that's recently been accused of turning a blind eye to potentially violent users.
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The officers are told, among other things, to use distance and time to try to defuse potentially violent encounters.
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There were also anti-Kaepernick shirts for sale in the parking lot, many with homophobic and potentially violent messages.
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Today, the agency estimates that there are 24,100 known far-right extremists in Germany, 12,20003 of them potentially violent.
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Legalization shifts marijuana out of the illicit, potentially violent market toward a legal one that can produce legitimate jobs.
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Haldenwang reiterated his agency's estimates that around half of the roughly 24,100 "right wing extremists" in Germany were potentially violent.
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That meant users who saw a potentially violent or abusive live stream after it aired could alert Facebook moderators with haste.
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We can't separate good-hearted Curly from potentially violent and horrible Jud because they're two sides of the same American coin.
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German intelligence services believe about 24,100 people in the country are right-wing extremists, about half of which are potentially violent.
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It details K's experience of tracking potentially violent men online and reporting them to authorities before they stage large-scale attacks.
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Authorities say there are more than 12,000 people in Germany known to have far right views and seen as potentially violent.
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After the king argued that it would provoke a potentially violent reaction in the Arab world, Mr. Trump shelved the move.
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The school asked the police to help, but authorities have been unwilling to engage in a potentially violent clash with students.
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The U.S. embassy in Jordan warned of potentially violent demonstration and urged American personnel to keep their children home from school.
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Officials in both areas have consistently said they need the cooperation of Muslim communities to tackle potentially violent persons from those communities.
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Murphy said the White House also confirmed its interest in "red flag laws" that temporarily keep guns away from potentially violent people.
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One goal was to train agents to think of other weapons, and other tactics, they could use to defuse potentially violent encounters.
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Britain's domestic intelligence agency MI5 has identified about 23,000 people as potentially violent Islamists with 503,000 of these considered to pose a threat.
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"Name calling in the beginning of a relationship is a start to a potentially violent or emotionally abusive situation later," Dr. Skurtu says.
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But using soldiers to keep illegal miners out of vast concessions is likely to be a protracted and potentially violent battle, analysts say.
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Wheeler reached out to the feds to shut down a free-speech rally by alt-right demonstrators to avoid a potentially violent situation.
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The Trump era will be marked by potentially violent conflict over cultural issues that lawmakers have failed for decades to resolve through compromise.
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Interaction among all them all is fitful, graceless and sometimes potentially violent, as if the rules for social behavior have been long forgotten.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Friday prayers at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa Mosque passed peacefully, defying expectations of widespread demonstrations and potentially violent clashes around the Old City.
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It's possible that violent games even curb violence by giving gamers an outlet for their aggression, or keeping potentially violent people safely at home.
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But it's not that difficult to see that, say, mass migration due to climate change will lead to social disruption and potentially violent conflict.
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She suggests being an active bystander, meaning learning to recognize the signs of a potentially violent situation and -- when it's safe for everyone involved -- intervening.
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France is hunkering down for another wave of potentially violent protests on Saturday as Macron struggles to quell public anger at the cost of living.
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Several people said that weariness from weekly protests — and a growing reluctance to attend potentially violent demonstrations — had chipped away at the number of protesters.
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At one point the SPLC contacted a university about a student whom Squire had identified as a potentially violent member of the League of the South.
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The threat he saw was a potentially violent pro-Malay rally, planned in an area where almost all traders were Han but few were Chinese nationals.
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Most Americans would be appalled at Congress for allowing the kinds of bullying and potentially violent strikes that we often saw in the early 20th Century.
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For Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro, the goal is to defuse potentially violent encounters with the mentally ill and steer them into treatment instead of jail.
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Bieber just got back in our good graces and we do not need him to stick his foot in it defending potentially violent reality-TV jerks.
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It would offer grants to states to beef up school security, implement systems to comb through reported threats and identify warning signs of potentially violent behavior.
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The Broward County school system and sheriff's department have been criticized for not acting on red flags on Cruz's mental health problems and potentially violent behavior.
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Otherwise, he argued, Ulster Protestants might become a disaffected and potentially violent minority in a united Ireland, just as Roman Catholics had been in Northern Ireland.
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But that approach had a serious downside — one that has to be taken into account when we think about how to de-radicalize potentially violent white supremacists.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General William Barr on Wednesday announced a new effort to prevent mass shootings through court-ordered counseling and supervision of potentially violent individuals.
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On Friday, the unrest in Hong Kong showed no signs of letting up, with officials in the Chinese territory bracing for potentially violent demonstrations over the weekend.
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If your appearance is likely to make a bigot afraid, then potentially violent, it can mean a lot to know that you can find solace in public.
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There's a general feeling that something needs to be done to stave off a people's potentially violent revolution if most jobs are consumed by technology and machines.
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Because health care professionals are not permitted to attack, shoot or otherwise harm patients, they have been forced to develop techniques for de-escalating potentially violent situations.
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Effective programs for identifying and monitoring potentially violent young offenders are grounded in community mental health systems and involve community social agencies, the police, and the FBI.
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Instead, they've scheduled a briefing to push for tougher gun laws such as enhanced background checks designed to keep firearms from the hands of potentially violent people. Rep.
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Everyone knows Andolov's money has strings attached (potentially violent, bloody strings), but both Axe and Taylor are willing to take the risk (for reasons I still don't really understand).
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Even if it is true that potentially violent homophobic attitudes are pervasive in black male culture, it's also true that this "culture" is not representative of everyone within it.
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Johnson saw NewsCar as an exciting opportunity for drivers and dismissed concerns the app might put drivers, inexperienced with shooting in potentially violent or chaotic situations, in any danger.
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In his national address, the president proposed reforming mental health laws, working with social media to detect possible mass shooters and keeping guns away from people considered potentially violent.
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Activists in Russia have set up an underground network to spirit the victims out of Chechnya and to protect them from potentially violent reprisals from their families and others.
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In interviews, several of the former hostages said they were both surprised to be remembered and also reluctant to be pulled into a fraught and potentially violent political battle.
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Unfortunately, the reality is that any movement against any kind of social or political injustice is always prone to having someone take things to a radical, potentially violent extreme.
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The third episode in particular is a harrowing account of a tale that seems all too familiar today: a potentially violent man threatened by the independent woman he married.
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There is a concern over the phenomenon of depolicing — of police being less willing to intervene in potentially violent incidents out of a fear they'll be accused of racism.
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The removals at UT Austin follow another recent trend -- taking down monuments abruptly in the middle of the night to avoid potentially violent protests like the ones that rocked Charlottesville.
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Acosta had warned in his tweet Tuesday night that Trump's rhetoric toward the press could put journalists in danger by encouraging supporters to carry out potentially violent acts against them.
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Simply put, the potentially violent relationship that exists between gay black men and homophobic straight black men is central to understanding what it means to grow up as black and gay.
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What makes the play so sneakily resonant is how Mr. Askins exposes the base impulses, the sexual, self-destructive, potentially violent ones, that just about everyone harbors to some small degree.
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"The government would be particularly concerned if any foreign diplomatic mission were to act in ways that could undermine such rights, including by encouraging disruptive or potentially violent behavior," she said.
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A 2200th fissure spewing lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano formed in the southeast corner of the Big Island, officials said Sunday, raising anxieties as the state braces for potentially violent eruptions.
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In addition, Facebook said it was supplementing its 15,000 human content reviewers by teaming up with civil society groups in various countries to help it assess potentially violent or threatening speech.
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Norway's security police have warned of the rise of a small but politically extreme and potentially violent group called the Nordic Resistance Movement, which uses the Tyr rune in its branding.
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The refusal by Ping, who says he won the presidential poll, to accept the court ruling raises the prospect of a potentially violent political crisis in the central African oil producer.
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Accordingly, Mr. Saeed has sympathizers and supporters across a large spectrum of society, and Pakistani officials have been wary of a potentially violent backlash if they move against the militant leader.
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They learned their lesson centuries ago that just because a person loses their appetite, or scratches at their skin, does not mean that they are in need of a (potentially violent) exorcism.
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The Resisters group tried to instigate a potentially violent confrontation at the "Unite the Right" rally of white supremacists slated for this weekend in Washington by creating a counterprotest event on Facebook.
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Everyone is worried about a new round of violence gripping the region, and the State Department's security arm has been told to plan for potentially violent protests at US embassies and consulates.
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A 1999 Connecticut law, allowing the police to pre-emptively take the guns of potentially violent or suicidal people, shows a considerable benefit, having prevented up to 100 suicides, university researchers found.
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"We are comforted to know that the system is working to protect the victims of violent crime from re-victimization by potentially violent hoaxers," Pozner said in a statement obtained by CBS News.
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The State Department's security arm has been told to plan for potentially violent protests at US embassies and consulates once the Trump administration announces it is moving the embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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" But, he added, he still believed the legislation is "deeply unwise" and would result in the "early release from prison thousands of serious, repeat and potentially violent felons over the next few months.
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The Minneapolis Police Department changed its use of force policy to "exhaust all reasonable means in defusing potentially violent encounters before resorting to force," Libor Jany reported for the Star Tribune last year.
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Last year, Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, who has made mental health issues a priority, started NYC Safe, a program meant to address untreated mental illnesses afflicting potentially violent people.
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And the notion of active duty police officers with access to firearms participating openly in bigotry and potentially violent online behavior is worrisome for how it could translate into offline actions in the future.
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Germany is home to some 12,700 potentially violent far-right radicals, domestic intelligence agency BfV estimates, and a Civey poll showed 60 percent of Germans think the government is doing too little to oppose them.
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In fact, when we saw Liddell leaving Sofitel in L.A., we asked how he deals with potentially violent situations when he's out in public ... and Chuck told us he kills people with kindness these days.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — After days of police crackdowns on his supporters, Imran Khan, Pakistan's opposition leader, on Tuesday called off his plan to shut down the Pakistani capital with street demonstrations, averting a potentially violent clash.
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Certainly, access to assault weapons presents a major problem, but substantive changes to gun laws are unlikely (although promisingly, several states are considering bills that would allow police to seize guns from potentially violent people).
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"The conversation focused on how technology can be leveraged to identify potential threats, to provide help to individuals exhibiting potentially violent behavior and to combat domestic terror," White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement.
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"There's relief on all fronts because if Ahok had won, it was very likely there would have been an angry and potentially violent reaction from some (conservative Muslim) groups," Wilson told CNN from the Indonesian capital.
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And Baltic leaders are convinced, not without reason, that Moscow has designs to launch some sort of Ukraine-style hybrid quasi-war against them — not an all-out invasion, but some sort of potentially violent meddling.
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And the approach, which teaches officers ways to defuse potentially violent encounters before force becomes necessary, is useful for officers facing any volatile situation, even if a mental health crisis is not involved, law enforcement experts say.
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Bill Nelson of Florida said Wednesday that they're introducing legislation that would encourage states to adopt so-called "red flag" gun laws, which allow people to file gun restraining orders to remove firearms from potentially violent individuals.
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The pair, Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro, work on the police department's mental health unit, which aims to curb potentially violent encounters with people who have mental illnesses and help them receive treatment, rather than jail time.
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In addition, this case and that of Vince Li in Manitoba—the man who killed a fellow Greyhound bus passenger in 2008 and was found NCR—have retired debates regarding the release of potentially violent offenders into communities.
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France is preparing for another wave of potentially violent protests on Saturday - a backlash against high living costs but also, increasingly, a revolt against President Emmanuel Macron himself, including his perceived loftiness and reforms favoring a moneyed elite.
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Knowing these is crucial to potentially preventing tragic attacks like those in Charlottesville and Charleston: By understanding what puts someone on the path to radicalization, that path can be cut short before it becomes a potentially violent threat.
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"I think the CPD will be extremely cautious in responding to potentially violent conflict given the DOJ's findings of excessive and deadly use of force," said Ronnie A. Dunn, a professor of Urban Studies at Cleveland State University.
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"If Europol isn't fed with more data from member countries, it will remain a beautiful but empty box," Galzerano said, adding that information on potentially violent, mentally ill people should also be shared with and among police forces.
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Since then, many police departments across the country, with encouragement from the Justice Department, have opted for what they refer to as a guardian mentality, in which de-escalation of potentially violent situations and similar techniques are emphasized.
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The bill would also create a program to allow students to report threats or potentially violent activity anonymously to the attorney general's office and would require the state to give grants to school districts for emergency response systems.
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So far, apart from the shooter who killed three people, the FBI investigation has not uncovered evidence that other potentially violent militants are embedded amongst Saudi military personnel now training in the United States, law enforcement officials said.
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The proposals would largely bring Ohio law in step with federal law, with two additions: closing holes in the background check system, and creating a new kind of protective order to take guns away from potentially violent people.
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In the cases of both Ashley and Adora, their masks of propriety hide a pathological obsession with how the town perceives them, with the underlying threat that anything that damages their reputation is subject to hasty and potentially violent cauterization.
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And while he holds an "A+" rating from the NRA, he has recently endorsed a slate of incremental gun control measures, including the enactment of so-called "Red Flag" laws that allow law enforcement to seize firearms from potentially violent officials.
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These initiatives include researching the ability of personal technology to help people with mental illness, moving the homeless in California to government housing, and keeping guns from a small group of people with serious mental illness who are potentially violent.
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The Anti-Defamation League estimates that about 500 far-right extremists and more than 3,000 counterprotestors—ranging from anti-fascists to clergy members to civil rights activists like Cornel West—are set for a potentially violent clash in the Southern college town.
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A potentially violent power struggle in the future cannot be ruled out as it's not clear whether bin Nayef will go quietly, Peter Sluglett, visiting research professor at the Middle East Institute of the National University of Singapore, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The recent string of racially charged police shootings, and the deadly response on Thursday in Dallas, have come despite efforts by police departments across the United States to train officers to recognize and reduce the effects of racial stereotypes in potentially violent situations.
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You could be arrested for "soliciting" while being forced to live in the world in a kind of mental and physical drag — a straight-male drag that celebrated the best America had to offer, which is to say an ennobling, potentially violent masculinity.
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Police asked the local city council on Tuesday for permission to use pepper spray in preparation for potentially violent protests that might break out over the scheduled appearance of a former Breitbart editor at the University of California, Berkeley, The Associated Press reported.
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The possible swift withdrawal of the American military in northern and eastern Syria alarmed many analysts, who warned that could threaten to hinder the Islamic State and unleash a potentially violent scramble between the other forces in Syria to fill the void.
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But as his friendship with Meriwether deepens, Gabriel starts to see the casual racism of friends and family in a new light, and after Meriwether confronts a bigoted fellow employee at the garage, Gabriel must save his savior from a potentially violent end.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Illegal miners at a copper and cobalt mine run by Glencore in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo defied a deadline to vacate the site on Tuesday, a union official said, raising fears of a potentially violent standoff.
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A monofocus on hateful words and the communities that allow and encourage them ignores the simple fact that the vast majority of people exposed to them will never murder anyone, and conversely, that plenty of potentially violent extremists don't post publicly on the internet.
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His arrest will inevitably be a tense moment: some speculate that his flight will be diverted away from his legions of supporters in Lahore; others that he will be handcuffed on the plane, to avoid a potentially violent scrum with sympathisers in the airport.
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RaShall M. Brackney, who has been the Charlottesville police chief since 2018, said law enforcement agencies in Charlottesville, Lexington, Richmond and Roanoke, and in Albemarle and Henrico Counties, now meet and train regularly, along with the state police, to plan for large and potentially violent demonstrations.
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The forces that have transformed markets in the last decade, namely the rise of computerized trading and passive investing, are setting up conditions for potentially violent moves once the current bull market ends, according to a report from Kolanovic sent to the bank's clients on Tuesday.
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"I'm not saying that these deaths are Mrs Merkel's fault but there are many hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants in this country including many young men who are potentially violent," Berlin AfD leader Georg Pazderski told reporters after signing a condolence book at the church near the attack.
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In addition to filing the suit, Ms. Hockley and Mr. Barden have struck back at the gun crisis by creating an unusual nonprofit social safety organization — Sandy Hook Promise — to educate students, parents and community leaders nationwide about the early warning signs that potentially violent people often exhibit.
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Larry Hatheway, head of multi-asset portfolio solutions and chief economist at GAM, a global asset management firm with more than $110 billion in investments, joined CNBC PRO to discuss the key investment trends he expects to emerge in the next 12 months, including a potentially violent move in interest rates.
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Now, as the country is on edge over the possibility that Catalonia's leader, Carles Puigdemont, could push the region to declare independence and throw Spain into the potentially violent endgame of its deepest constitutional crisis since the death of Franco and the restoration of democracy, the police's response could prove pivotal.
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PARIS — French officials said on Tuesday that they would ban potentially violent protests in key areas like the Champs-Élysées in Paris, following a surge of violence during Yellow Vest demonstrations over the weekend that led to intense criticism of the government's handling of security around tourist neighborhoods and wealthier areas.
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The film is told as a series of intercut scenes from different timelines (denoted by LaBeouf's increasing beardedness), and so in another timeline, Gabriel is talking with a military therapist (Gary Oldman) about a troubling, potentially violent event he took part in involving civilians and a homeless man in a burned-out housing complex.
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Its supporters claim the legislation fights online sex trafficking, but sex workers say it will endanger their lives by increasing online censorship and taking away online forums sex workers have long used to find clients whom they can vet by freely discussing potentially violent clients with one another, protect themselves from police abuse and violence, and work independently.
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"When people talk about the so-called S List that we monitor and see the number 14,000, they assume it's all Islamic radicals, but there are also right-wing extremists, potentially violent environmental groups, even radical animal rights groups," said the officer, who asked not to be identified because he wasn't authorized to talk to a reporter.
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Prospective gun buyers would undergo longer background checks; an institute would be formed to study gun violence; courts would be allowed to seize or prohibit the sale of guns to potentially violent individuals; and a ban would be enacted on the possession of bump stocks, which can make a semiautomatic rifle shoot nearly as fast as a fully automatic version.
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The New York Times reported late last week that the Trump administration is sending specially trained officers in the Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) that normally are involved in high-risk and potentially violent operations at the southern border to sanctuary cities such as Chicago, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles to enhance the presence of local ICE officers.
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