Have you ever been hassled by the cops for marijuana?
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In December, I am hassled and detained by the police.
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That was the one that had mistakenly hassled Mr. Yusuf.
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I didn't think I'd get hassled this much by foreign media.
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And it wasn't just the white customs officers who hassled her.
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Beyoncé, singing her way through Times Square, would be hassled less.
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And, boy did Chris Brown get hassled at his yard sale.
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But he never got hassled in the cafeteria or between classes.
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Trump regularly hassled his predecessor, President Barack Obama, for traveling to Hawaii.
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Volunteers who maintain the Tor network are sometimes hassled by the authorities.
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And I've never seen anyone hassled because they're not buying another latte.
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Sounds like Freddie's not a fan of the kids getting hassled either.
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It was not uncommon for students to be hassled or even robbed.
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I watched the street warily as vendors and small Moroccan children hassled tourists.
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Meanwhile, Halsey, who was also getting hassled by police officers, is not arrested.
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Even the national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, was hassled by security officials.
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We wanna be free to ride our machines without being hassled by the man!
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Even in Sheridan Square on a weekend night you'd get hassled for holding hands.
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There were illegal vendors who hassled the tourists while they waited outside in line.
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Mr. Murray recalled him standing up fearlessly to police officers who had hassled him.
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Securing the platform means hassling lots of people, some of whom will be hassled unfairly.
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Hassled recruiters have to sort through reams of applications that vastly outnumber the jobs available.
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Today, it's mostly you go on a site, you get hassled forever by that site.
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He was constantly hassled by collection agencies, many of which he had never heard of.
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He successfully hassled Kylie Jenner until she fixed her useless and frayed liquid lipstick wands.
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Last year, she said, her 5-year-old son started getting hassled on the bus.
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But here's what surprised me: Even in that mournful, highly emotional state, nobody hassled me.
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The rich, in other words, are the ones that should be getting hassled about their choices.
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My daughter had a normal prepubescent's weight gain and was hassled about it again and again.
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He was used to being hassled with regular fines and forced apologies imposed by his authoritarian government.
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Onsite drug-checking services test purity, and virtually no one is hassled for their supplements of choice.
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So I hassled my boyfriend into eating cricket fritters with me, made from processed vegetables and crickets.
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Italo Calvino tried it and, caught jaywalking and lacking a passport, was hassled by a humorless cop.
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Ms. Shanklin recalled her sister saying she was regularly hassled by a white court officer at work.
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Against a wall is a row of cubicles where groups of hassled men stare into flatscreen monitors.
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You also aren't supposed to be hassled about whom to vote for when you're trying to vote.
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There are places that you can go where you aren't hassled of course, places that really are safe.
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All the foreign fighters worry about being potentially hassled by their governments if and when they return home.
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However, Bortles also threw an interception and was hassled by the Dallas pass rush, which netted three sacks.
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I mean, I got it: It was cool getting high without fear of being hassled by the cops.
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We hassled some strangers outside a boarded-up public convenience to see what they made of the situation.
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After all these years, here's what I know: Passengers are hassled by the gauntlet that is modern air travel.
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If hate speech laws had been in effect in the 60s, Bruce would have been hassled even more intensely.
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"His cell mates were usually bigger dudes that could take care of business if anybody hassled him," he said.
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"The lessors are really hassled," said one of the sources, declining to be identified as the discussions were private.
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According to Nebot, a pair of kestrels were frequent perchers, though they got hassled by magpies during each visit.
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Imagine if the next pro-level camera had encryption built in, would that stop photojournalists from getting hassled, kidnapped, murdered?
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At first, it meant sleeping in dark, scarcely populated areas, and being hassled by the police on a regular basis.
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Hassled travellers affected by IndiGo's outage posted pictures on Twitter of long lines at check-in counters at major airports.
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When they did go out, the religious police hassled them even though both women dressed modestly and covered their hair.
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He said it happens every Tuesday and Thursday, and it inevitably leads to young, black men like him getting hassled.
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That presence on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok hassled to a "big boost in our donations and volunteer signups," Collins says.
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Frequent flyers have become accustomed to being prodded, gawked at, delayed, forced off planes, and generally hassled on their travels.
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Robert Quinn and company hassled Russell Wilson all afternoon, with Quinn tallying his first sack of 2016 in the second quarter.
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Trump's efforts will ensure that those who profit from increased fossil fuel production will not be hassled with controlling their pollution.
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I got hassled for cutting through Washington Square Park a few weeks ago by a Chinese cop and an African American cop.
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More than once officials hassled them out of parks, and old women scowled at the crates of food they took from provision houses.
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"We were in front of The Pyramid drinking beer out of paper bags and not getting hassled by the cops," he recalls fondly.
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Agencies like the Government Accountability Office could review federal contracting practices to ensure that contractors are not being hassled with unnecessary licensing mandates.
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That meant caseworkers were spending less time investigating well-functioning families, who in turn were not being hassled by an intrusive government agency.
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"I would get pulled over, hassled by the police, because the car was registered to a Hispanic male," Charlton, who is African American, said.
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I—the new member to the white man's long, long, all-encompassing hate list—avoided being hassled anymore by just keeping my head down.
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Several other stations, including BFM TV and franceinfo, on Sunday showed images of reporters being hassled or pushed around during Saturday's "yellow vest" marches.
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But foreign aid workers continue to complain of delays in getting supplies approved for import and of being hassled on the ground by officials.
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They are susceptible to being hassled by the police for paperwork they don't possess or for failing to return to homes that don't exist.
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Even those who have permits said they couldn't walk near the Rapti River, long the lifeblood of the community, without being hassled by park officials.
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Opposition politicians and civil society activists were the first to be hassled for exposing the outrageous details of 1MDB's losses and Mr. Najib's apparent windfall.
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"I feel like I am maybe a little less stressed out, a little less hassled, I guess, by day-to-day living now," he said.
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Disreputable ones have required borrowers to surrender the contacts stored on their mobile phones, so that family and colleagues can be hassled if payments are missed.
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Daz claimed cops hassled him over the Kanye threat and we were told they were looking into it ... but it was eventually deemed no big deal.
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So, personally, that is my greatest concern, that students shouldn't have to be hassled if they want to pray over their meal or what have you.
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Still, she mostly doesn't get hassled by the IRS—she makes so little money as a full-time peacenik that she's not a juicy audit target.
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Cops evicted him from squats, hassled him in the towns he and his friends passed through, and impounded their car on what seemed to be thin pretenses.
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It is worth mention that in 1909 queer researcher Magnus Hirschfeld convinced Berlin police to issue permits so that carriers wouldn't be arrested or hassled in public.
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In the clip above, Nairn plays a hassled KFC worker swamped by hordes of lunch-time customers trying to order "chicken with fries" at the same time.
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WWE legend Chyna is getting hassled by the state of California from beyond the grave ... they say she owes tens of thousands of dollars in back taxes.
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Some foreigners are avoiding the United States, and immigrants already here say they are not going abroad, to avoid being hassled at the border on their return.
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If you feel hassled by all these citations just for hanging around, and you hassle the cops back, a Disorderly Conduct misdemeanor can cost you another $1,2296.
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In Iran, many Hazaras have no papers but their distinctive looks mean they live under threat of deportation and risk being hassled by police for bribes, Husseini said.
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They hassled Xian for the better part of this month, alleging, among other false statements, that he was not Muslim and therefore shouldn't be running a halal restaurant.
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The group has also been critical of Walmart third-party security, which Scher said had hassled people in the parking lot and taken the possessions of one family.
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Q. The term "flying while Muslim," a variation of the expression "driving while black," implies that Muslims are hassled during air travel because of their religion or ethnicity.
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At the same time, in the punk scene, there were definitely a lot of queer folk who were doing their thing and not getting hassled about it either.
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During the grace period, citizens "will not be hassled, will not be questioned as to the reasons why this money was held abroad, will not be prosecuted," Lourenço said.
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" Malik—a slow, deliberate, hassled man at the best of times, the sort who seems to be exhaling deeply against the troubles of the world—said, "You're making excuses.
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The Berrics was started by Steve Berra and Eric Koston (the collective's name is a portmanteau) as a place for kids to skate without getting hassled on the street.
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Just as Mr. Cummings was hunted for a crime he did not commit, so Mr. Bogart is hassled by cops and witnesses searching for him (his new face notwithstanding).
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And so, I hassled filmmaker, editor and director Danny Cooke and asked him about what makes a video "well edited" and to rate this year's five Best Editing nominations.
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Black kids are subject to more corporal punishment at school, more likely to be hassled or killed by cops, more likely to be turned down for loans or mortgages.
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When she encountered the kids in Fresno who hassled her about prison abolition, she did not ask them to empathize with the people who might hurt them, or had.
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I hated the city for a long time because every time I crossed from Bethlehem, even when my permits were in order, I could find myself hassled or bothered. video
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The band have conceded that they "cannot solve things" by trying to take the government to task through music, adding that they don't want the "bullshit" of getting hassled by authorities.
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Jones did a skit at the Emmy Awards where she hassled the guys who allegedly keep the voting results secure -- and claimed they should have been working on her Twitter account.
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The PresidioThis neighborhood/national park was a military base until the mid 90s, and San Franciscans will be quick to tell you stories about getting hassled for smoking by the MPs.
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"The overarching thing that informs my music is growing up black in Liverpool," he says over the phone, when I hassled him for his number minutes after spotting the video online.
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The Bearcats hassled Iowa into seven turnovers in the first half, but Wieskamp scored all 10 of his points in the final 11 minutes to get the Hawkeyes back into the game.
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LA cops had a rep for being racist bullies and was not uncommon for punks to get hassled if not beaten up and arrested on sight just for looking like a weirdo.
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The Presidio This neighborhood/national park was a military base until the mid 90s, and San Franciscans will be quick to tell you stories about getting hassled for smoking by the MPs.
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But she soon moved back after being hassled by press, and she realized that she would have to trade on her notoriety in order to earn a living for her and her son.
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Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said Ankara would not tolerate further Greek harassment of Turkish vessels after complaining last week that a Greek frigate had hassled a Turkish exploration ship west of Cyprus.
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From the CEO down, people are so hassled by the pace of business life that they are turning to anyone who can help them get their lives under control and their batteries recharged.
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Journalists for Alternet and Mission Local spoke to residents of these tent cities, who said they'd been chased out of Super Bowl City, ousted by the Department of Public Works, and hassled by police.
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But Afghans say they are hassled by police for carrying the expired cards, and members of the estimated one million Afghans who are still unregistered also face difficulties with the authorities, aid workers say.
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But he's more worried about being hassled by a cop for a witness statement—he is on drugs, after all—or having to have an X-ray (he's no big fan of doctors, either).
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Al claimed the incident was a case of "driving while black," and said it wasn't the first time he'd been hassled by police, claiming they'd frivolously stopped him earlier in the summer as well.
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When Mr. Hollander and Mr. Marber discussed the revival, they knew they wanted to make Carr a more poignant figure, his younger self haunted by the war that wounded him, his older hassled by senility.
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Although he had to watch out for Al-Qaeda while photographing in the Sinai Peninsula, and was frequently hassled by border guards, Grasas largely avoided the chaotic violence that has engulfed the region in recent years.
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I wanted to hear the worst of the worst, so I hassled a bunch of college teachers and asked them to share some of the crappy excuses they've had to pretend to believe over the years.
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We have always tried to figure out where is safe for people who look like us, where we are less likely to get discriminated against, hassled, or killed simply because of the color of our skin.
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Remember, the 23-year-old NBA superstar -- who was raised in Australia -- made a video with several fellow men of color claiming they were hassled by casino security and ultimately denied entry because of their race.
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One day my colleagues and I watched as a young photographer we had never encountered — and who did not have a prized armband — kept getting hassled by the police as he tried to photograph the scene.
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"A woman coming to eat here alone knows she won't feel like a freak and won't get hassled by men," Dolores Alexander, who founded the restaurant with her partner, Jill Ward, told People magazine in 1975.
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I know that I'm never going to be able to do anything that exists in public without being hassled and stalked and threatened, but at the same time, I refuse to stop living just because of that.
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I've had time to taste fame but I definitely lean towards being the kind of actor where I'm happy to be able to walk down the street and go to the corner store and not get hassled.
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Users are complaining that the phone number Facebook hassled them to use to secure their account with two-factor authentication has also been associated with their user profile — which anyone can use to "look up" their profile.
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Assuming rape is the extreme case when it comes to sexual assaults, we can assume the number of women who have been or will be harassed, threatened, touched, hassled, handled, intimidated, etc, is far higher than that.
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Some young people waiting in line to the enter the parade were so gravely concerned with the checkpoints that they chose to smoke all their pot and imbibe all their booze before getting hassled by the cops.
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To find out how the system really works, VICE spoke with men of color—who statistics show are targeted most aggressively—from each of the five boroughs about getting hassled for pot in today's New York City.
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There's more though -- the police department says rush hour parking restrictions are scrapped, street sweeping violations in residential areas are exempt, and abandoned/oversized vehicles or those that park somewhere overnight won't be hassled at the moment.
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Analysts hassled the company for its spending on sales and marketing (which Lyft predicts will be 20 percent of revenue this quarter), and the fact that it's still losing gobs on money on rides, its main product.
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Fat Joe says attire has never been an issue for him or his entourage at high-end restaurants around the world ... and he's especially hurt that they were hassled by someone they felt should be on their side.
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In the two years since "Touch," Shura has slowly transformed from an online bedroom pop sensation, to the kind of artist who attracts a sizeable crowd at Glastonbury and gets recognized on the street and hassled for selfies.
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For the next two years, Adams relentlessly hassled the URL's owner, going so far as to threaten "one of the domain owner's friends with gun emojis after the friend used the domain to promote concerts," the DoJ's release states.
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We pulled off a number of illegal parties in very central locations and even on roofs in full view of the public and the authorities but were generally allowed to go about our business without being closed down or hassled.
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I had contacted him — maybe even pestered him a little — several times over the last week about visa holders getting hassled while trying to enter the country, and now it was happening to a man named Haider Sameer Abdulkhaleq Alshawi.
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Here is how this particular episode began: some of Mr. Trump's advisers have recently been hassled at restaurants or at a movie theater by protesters opposed to his administration's policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border.
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Although he has repeatedly urged his party to stop "banging on about Europe", his Eurosceptic backbenchers, scared witless by the rise of Nigel Farage's virulently anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP), have constantly hassled him to adopt a tougher line with Brussels.
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So at 23, after being expelled from the renowned French art school École des Beaux-Arts, he directly contacted the biggest gallery in Marseille, as well as the curator of the local art museum, and hassled them to look at his work.
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London (CNN)The organizers of the London Marathon said Thursday they would investigate reports from a pacer that runners at the tail end of the 26.2-mile course were sprayed with cleaning fluid and hassled to speed up by event officials and clean-up workers.
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Researchers asked 576 black youth in the U.S. with asthma whether they had been hassled, made to feel inferior or prevented from doing something because of their race, ethnicity, color or language in situations at school, in medical settings or at restaurants and stores.
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Several residents said that young men, often from other buildings, tended to congregate on the stairs and hassled residents who had to rely on them whenever the elevator malfunctioned — another problem, along with darkened stairwells, that happened with some frequency in the city's housing projects.
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The 27-year-old hassled and harried Kerber from the very first game and after a 76-minute serving masterclass, Cibulkova was rolling around the court in stunned disbelief after claiming the biggest victory of her career, following a 6-3 6-4 triumph.
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At the core of his approach as mayor was stop and frisk, which deployed police officially in an attempt to get guns and drugs off of the streets, but in reality disproportionately targeted minority communities for policing and hassled people of color on a daily basis.
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"When you're white you don't know what it's like to be living in the ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor, you don't know what it's like to be hassled when you walk down the street or to get dragged out of a car," he said.
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Facebook won't let you opt out of its phone number 'look up' setting Users are complaining that the phone number Facebook hassled them to use to secure their account with two-factor authentication has also been associated with their user profile — which anyone can use to "look up" their profile.
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When the Swedish Academy added ogooglebar to its list of new words, meaning "unable to be found with a search engine", Google hassled the company to change the definition to mean "unable to be found with the Google search engine", and to include a notice that Google was a registered trademark.
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Another lifetime later, at 57, though married (to Elizabeth Doberneck, a meditation teacher) and with a son, Omar, in college, Mr. Yazbek retains the slightly hassled aura of a man who has almost made peace with his work — or, maybe more accurately, a man who remakes that peace every day.
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It certainly is a struggle for a lot of people though, especially because it seems to be mostly a kink for men, and the women who are into it are either "grabbed up" right away or get so overwhelmed with male interest that they prefer to not open themselves up to be hassled or harassed.
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One of the full-time professional Sparrow impersonators I spoke to, Simon Newton, said that in the past year he's received some comments about Depp's alleged abuse on the websites of events he's been booked for, and he has occasionally been hassled about it in the street when in costume, but infrequently and only by men.
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"When you are white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor, you don't know what it's like to be hassled when you are walking down a street or dragged out of a car," Sanders said when asked about his personal racial blind spots.
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There are plenty of editors that do care, but you know, there's a sense that writers and editors themselves are so harried by the world they're in, they're so pushed around and so kind of doing things that in too much with less money, and so they're often quite ... You know, they don't get back to people, because they are hassled.
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Read: Donald Trump Paid Tribute to the Heroes of '7-Eleven' During a Speech in New York Snoop Dogg called out both the Canada Border Services Agency and Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in a brief but pointed Instagram post this week, in which he asked why the fuck he was getting hassled at the border—presumably over weed—when Vancouver is full of people openly using heroin.
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His legal status in the country, however, doesn't protect him from being hassled by the authorities, as Elshieky's viral Twitter thread from Sunday showed: The thread explained how Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents—he mistakenly called them ICE agents on Twitter—got on his Greyhound bus heading from Spokane, Washington, to his hometown of Portland, Oregon, and brought him and a few other people outside for questioning.
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But as a prosecutor in a city like that, and later as the attorney general in a state like that, you can imagine why she could see herself as progressive on LGBTQ issues for having performed some same-sex weddings for couples who slept on the cold streets waiting for their chance, in a city where homeless queer youth with nowhere else to rest get hassled by police for sitting and lying on the sidewalk.
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The Berrics may have grown out of a simple desire to give kids a place to skate a set or grind a rail without getting hassled by cops, but out of that it grew to include a massive series of events called Battle at the Berrics, a constant stream of highly watchable videos showing people work their way through tricks at the warehouse and a retail arm in The Berrics Canteen that produces limited edition decks and other merchandise that regularly gets snapped up by collectors.
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