#public disorder

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"BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE," Winnipeg Tribune. February 4, 1943. Page 11. --- By V.V.M. WHEN Irene sought admission to a local dance hall, Wednesday night, she was informed that her presence was not desired owing to that fact that she was more than somewhat spifflicated. This rebuff annoyed Irene so much that she started kicking and pounding on the door of the hall in a most unlady-like manner.

Result was that Irene appeared in city police court today charged with being drunk on the street. She pleaded guilty and, because it was not the first time she had been in for the same sort of thing, she was given the usual alternative of paying $5 or spending seven days in jail.

On Wednesday afternoon police got a tip that two men who were deserters from the army could be found at a certain address. Detectives dropped around, picked the men up, then notified military authorities.

When members of the provost corps arrived at police headquarters to collect the prisoners, the captives said they wanted to see a detective before being taken away. They are then said to have confessed that they broke into a garage and stole an auto some time ago.

So, today they appeared in court with no charge yet laid against them, and were remanded until Friday. Meanwhile detectives will check up on the auto theft story with a view to laying a charge of garage breaking and theft.

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Audiojack - Public Disorder (Josh Butler Remix)

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Drunk driver detained after caught standing high up on a driverless car on the go in E. China 

21st Century Public disorder via People’s Daily:

A man standing on top of a driverless car that was moving for six hundred meters was caught by police in Bengbu, east China's Anhui province, on Aug 26, 2017. The police said the man even controlled the steering wheel using his feet through the sunroof and got through a crossing. The man immediately jumped back to the driver's seat and attempted to drive away when he discovered the police. The man said he was very excited after closing a big deal at a dinner party. The suspect is facing a six-month detention maximum on charge of reckless driving and DUI.

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Muslim Storms Spanish Church, Rips Altar Cloth

Muslim Storms Spanish Church, Rips Altar Cloth

Witnesses report the man was shouting

Source: Muslim Storms Spanish Church, Rips Altar Cloth

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"Police Break Up Sunday Dice Games," Hamilton Spectator. August 16, 1943. Page 12. --- Constables George Mair and Albert Bunn, of the morality squad, had a rather busy time on Sunday breaking up crap games in city parks and elsewhere. The officers broke up six games within a period of a few hours. In no case did they make any arrests but several pairs of dice were seized.

Games in Eastwood Park and Woodland Park were first broken up, the players scattering in all directions when the officers appeared on the scene. Dice were confiscated. Soon after, the same officers broke up open air games at Caroline and Windsor streets, Bay and Strachan streets, Beach road and Gage avenue and also another in a lot on Sherman avenue north.

The majority of the players, the police stated, were in the teen-age group.

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Jonathan vows to deal with trouble makers President Goodluck Jonathan has called on all Nigerians to come out en masse on saturday and vote for the candidate of their choices in the Presidential and National Assembly Elections.

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Jonathan vows to deal with trouble makers Jonathan vows to deal with trouble makers President Goodluck Jonathan has called on all Nigerians to come out en masse on saturday and vote for the candidate of their choices in the Presidential and National Assembly Elections.

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Kyle Bent

Kyle Bent hurled abuse at passengers and cabin crew and swung from seats while on board a packed…

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How to deal with an annoying passenger

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Public Disorder in Ashton Greater Manchester

A video was circulating social media websites last night which appeared to show youths in Ashton,…

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'Stupid Fat Australian' racism ruling overturned

http://www.ozzienews.com/news/world-news/stupid-fat-australian-racism-ruling-overturned/

A British woman convicted of racism after calling her New Zealand-born neighbour an Australian has had her name cleared.

Last November, Petra Mills was arrested after calling her neighbour a “stupid fat Australian” during a drunken tirade on her front lawn.

The neighbour, Chelsea O’Reilly, says Ms Mills knew she was born in New Zealand but used the term “Australian” to offend her.

Mills told the court she shouted at Ms O’Reilly but it had nothing to do with racism.

“I did not use the word Australian. I used to live with an Australian person. She was very nice.”

Ms Mills was charged with racially aggravated public disorder and fined $162.

However, the local court in the city of Chester has overturned the decision, ruling that using the word “Australian” is not a racist slur.

Ms Mills has since moved to north Wales to escape the embarrassment caused by her conviction.

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Punk band Public Disorder. 1982.  Shitty sound quality but good nonetheless. 

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"Une quinzaine d'arrestations," Le Soleil. May 3, 1943. Page 5. ---- Une quinzaine de prisonniers ont passé la nuit aux quartiers généraux de la police, à l'hôtel de ville, et ils devront comparaitre en cour du recorder sous diverses accusations. Deux ont été arrêtés pour avoir causé du désordre sur un train du C. N. R., un autre pour avoir été trouvé ivre à bord d'un train du C. P. R... un individu a été accuse d'ivresse au volant de son auto après avoir causé un léger accident dans Ia côte d'Abraham. Il y a une dizaine de pochards.

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Good news and bouncing back the British way

Taking in the exuberance that is all around as Olympics fever takes hold, it is hard to believe that just a few days from now marks a year since our nation was in the grip of a quite different mood - amid the most widespread and severe rioting and looting witnessed in decades.

As crisis situations go, it was pretty hard to beat. As images of public disorder and chaos in cities across the UK were beamed across the world, a coherent response from the top concerning what exact measures were being taken to bring the situation under control was somewhat lacking. To make matters worse, this was all taking place within the 365-day countdown to London hosting the Games.  In the initial aftermath, while the impact on individuals and businesses was certainly not something to be underestimated, some commentators foresaw a bleaker outlook for the longer term, with London’s reputation in particular at risk. Read more...