Mistral says its suite of loitering munitions do just that.
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It's used in several countries to prevent people from loitering.
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Cars and strangers were loitering outside his property all day.
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In the first case, it was for trespassing or loitering.
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Are they just loitering in a way you don't like?
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Authorities were called and Gonzalez was arrested for loitering and prowling.
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Still, Nicki's pinky finger seems to be loitering on Lewis' lap.
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Conveniently, the milkman is loitering outside and happens to mention Anne.
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But until recently, "no loitering" signs were prominently displayed on them.
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Yet they appeared unconcerned that we were loitering on the trail.
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That's called loitering in every other business except a public library.
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He glowered at Saef, who was loitering at a cautious remove.
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He was loitering on a street corner waiting for a car.
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The bacteria deserve credit, too, for their silent encouragement against loitering.
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Loitering under a shrink's window, as if she were a sweetheart!
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Security spotted the guy loitering outside Taylor's Beverly Hills home Saturday afternoon.
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A crab and several other strange creatures could be seen loitering around.
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He is accused of both giving false information to police and loitering.
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In its first week, the anti-loitering drive also resulted in death.
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Albeit at a loitering pace, diversity in the modeling industry is happening.
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For Rubio the spectacle will be worse than a ticket for loitering.
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"Marco" was loitering outside the embassy, turning on and off his mobile hotspot.
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A manager called the police, accusing the men of loitering in the store.
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Trump supporters loitering in front of hotels and smoking while waiting for cabs.
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I was unaware that loitering is such a big issue but, it is.
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She's also made movies like Frances Ha, Loitering With Intent, and Indigo Children.
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I've met so many of my best friends just loitering in the Square.
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If you see a suspicious person loitering in the lobby, call the police.
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So could missile-toting submarines and surface craft loitering along the island chain.
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Also, they traveled to new areas instead of loitering at the same tired spot.
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Of those convicted, an increasing proportion involve minor crimes including traffic violations or loitering.
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Past the peeper, there were three other men in their early 123s loitering awkwardly.
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Eighteen were arrested and released by Fairfax County Police for loitering on a highway.
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What you want is something that is really capable of loitering for a long time.
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Blocking the sidewalk, jaywalking, fare evasion, and even loitering can lower your social credit score.
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Those include loitering near airport checkpoints, acting aggressively or posing physical danger to security staff.
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The grown-ups are once more loitering in a crisis, leaving kids to be shot.
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Companies in several nations, including Slovakia and the United States, have also produced loitering munitions.
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There they were, camping out at its doorstep and loitering in the shopping mall plaza.
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"The camp established for that, they were loitering about 2,500 feet above that," O'Shaughnessy said.
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Florence has taken the measure of fining people for eating and loitering in the streets.
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In Oklahoma, anyone found "loitering about" and eavesdropping could be found guilty of a misdemeanor.
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The two most recent incumbents approached decision day with approval ratings loitering below 22017 percent.
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Many are locked up for low-level crimes — loitering, littering, criminal trespassing, and drug possession.
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Thomas Jordan, four African-American men were originally approached by an officer for loitering and trespassing.
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There must have been a lot of Abu Ghraib-inspired loitering in post offices that year.
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They can detect when someone is loitering in an area, is lying down, or is running.
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The encounters frequently involved minor issues like loitering — a situation analogous to the Philadelphia Starbucks incident.
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Apparently the suspect was but one member of a "gang of goats" loitering around the facility.
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The protagonist of "Boy" is something akin to a 17 year-old Estragon loitering outside Footlocker.
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But anti-loitering blockers, pointed studs and spikes aren't found only in places popular with skaters.
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Momentum against the loitering law could potentially help push the comprehensive decriminalization bill onto the agenda.
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"They were loitering with an F-22 and an F-18 on their wing," O'Shaughnessy said.
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It turned out these platforms we kids were all loitering on could be used for business!
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Israel has deployed a loitering missile called the Harpy, which homes in on enemy electronic transmissions.
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A day after that, Hartman was again seen loitering around a security checkpoint, Phoenix police said.
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But think of it is this way: no loitering outside of a restaurant while you wait.
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He'd seen the same man loitering around his school's bike park—each time with a different group.
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"Move along," the police say, and those who don't are brought in for loitering or disorderly conduct.
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In a typical scenario, a homeless person might be fined for loitering or sleeping on a street.
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Seven people were cited Saturday for loitering in a disaster zone, according to CNN affiliate KGMB-TV.
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The guys loitering in coffee shops across Vancouver were mostly supportive when they found out the truth.
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LeEco responded by filling its lobby with potted plants to keep the angry creditors from loitering there.
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In the late 1930s, an associate encountered Carl Fisher loitering on a park bench in Miami Beach.
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Or they had been torn down and replaced by big buildings with spotlights and no-loitering signs.
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If you get a sketchy vibe off of someone loitering around an ATM for too long, tell someone.
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I immediately close the window out of fear that someone will think that I am loitering on YouTube.
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And even when a victim pursues legal action, the crime can get pleaded down to loitering or trespassing.
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Terry Brown, 23, was also arrested on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, loitering and promoting prison contraband.
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You might find yourself, one Sunday morning, at a Santa Monica farmers' market, loitering among the apples, say.
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But Duterte, who says the anti-loitering crackdown is a "crime prevention campaign", has not suffered any backlash.
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Detective Kathleen Bishop of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office located a 1974 misdemeanor arrest for loitering in Detroit.
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Clowns were seen loitering by a laundry room in Florida and chasing people down the street in Idaho.
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I remember: the ignition churning; that old Benz K-turning; Pappy gesturing at my very white classmates loitering.
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Lu, who was charged with loitering and prowling, was held in the Palm Beach County jail, police said.
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Police were evaluated far more on how many arrests they carried out, even for petty crimes like loitering.
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Since the eruptions started, about 40 people have been arrested for loitering in lava zones, according to state officials.
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The Legal Aid Society sued the NYPD over the loitering statute in 2016 for what it called unconstitutional enforcement.
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The security guard accused Massey of "loitering," and the manager ordered him to leave the hotel, the lawsuit said.
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Hours spent online mean fewer opportunities to get bored and less loitering on street corners, potentially getting into trouble.
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Because of its cheap but surprisingly delicious offerings, the convenience store tends to be a hotspot for teen loitering.
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Lu was charged with loitering and resisting an officer without violence after taking photos by entering a service entrance.
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The turkeys stand accused of loitering in trees, digging up gardens and "covering" a pickup truck in their turds.
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Discreet, portable, and stylish, this bong is a great idea for afternoons loitering in public parks with your crew.
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The yield on 10 year Treasury notes, which had been loitering around 2.35 percent, has jumped to 2.8 percent.
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She was charged with one count of "loitering or prowling" and one count of resisting an officer without violence.
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He is also charged with public intoxication, loitering, trespassing, forgery, criminal impersonation and being an out-of-state fugitive.
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Recently, though, Mr. Stantzos was caught on a cellphone video lashing out at migrants loitering around the main square.
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Air defense officers, mistaking it for an American spy plane that had been loitering nearby, tried to establish contact.
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Leovy writes that police often harass black people for petty crimes — such as drugs, jaywalking, traffic rules, and loitering.
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Earlier in June, the department issued new guides for prostitution-related loitering misdemeanors, which disproportionately targeted trans women of color.
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It will also feature solar panels and 3,000kWh of energy storage for when the ship is loitering at lower speeds.
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Ramos told BuzzFeed News that she was personally harassed by the police under the loitering statute as a young woman.
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Mistral's series of loitering munitions could aid the Corps on the battlefield by providing it a top-down attack capability.
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Then again, back home I wasn't loitering in some notorious, off the map, slum area with intent to Thai box.
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Chyna, meanwhile, shared shots of the reality star in the car and loitering behind her while she took a selfie.
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One black man in his mid-50s was stopped 30 times in less than four years on suspicion of loitering.
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Do we agree that this was a misstep, even if Danny, in diluted form, is still loitering on the fringes?
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LONDON — The men were convicted — tens of thousands of them — of crimes like buggery, gross indecency and loitering with intent.
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No loitering is allowed in the polling place and the sheriff also checks outside the polling place for any irregularities.
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Between 2012 and 2015, 85 percent of those arrested for loitering for prostitution in New York were Black or Latina.
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Jurski was found guilty of felony aggravated stalking, misdemeanor loitering and resisting arrest ... according to prosecutors in Miami-Dade County.
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What Djurberg and Berg's artworks do best is tease out the fears and pleasures already loitering in the visitors' subconscious.
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On Wednesday, the authorities said they had dropped charges against eight people who had been arrested on suspicion of loitering.
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When the sisters left the shop, they passed the two Islamic State husbands, loitering in the hallway outside the shop.
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Overall, there's been a marked increase in "anti-homeless" laws that ban sleeping outside or loitering in some way, too.
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Regular reports told of males filming through it, plus loitering in groups on a sofa outside and making lusty comments.
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It took a good 15 minutes of loitering around the front, chain-smoking poorly rolled cigarettes, to mask our apprehension.
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Once we identify them, we ask them what's their context for loitering—let's say outside a college or a school.
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Last week, the NYPD announced they would amend their patrol guide regarding enforcement of the loitering law, instructing officers to not arrest people based on gender identity, clothing, location, or past arrests—part of a settlement between the police and plaintiffs in a 2016 lawsuit charging that the loitering law violated their constitutional rights.
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Megan Draper, who owns the hair salon across the street, told me she's seen many curiosity-seekers loitering around the place.
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In England, it's legal to exchange sex for money, but street-based workers are often criminalized through loitering and soliciting laws.
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Viktor Leonov first appeared off Delaware and, at this writing, is loitering south of the US submarine base at Groton, Connecticut.
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When I'm loitering to take a photo and accidentally catch someone's eye, the first thing they do is reposition their hands.
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You know, things like suspicious adults loitering near a preschool, coyotes spotted near the swingsets or—worst of all—boba tea.
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Forty-five years later, I would be washing him, Parkinson's having rendered his body stiff and frail, his mind loitering elsewhere.
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In court this week, Mr. Lightfoot admitted that he had recently been arrested and issued tickets for loitering and disorderly conduct.
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The "infamous" potholed alleyway at the end of his block, adorned with aggressively legible NO PARKING and NO LOITERING signs, beckoned.
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After loitering at sea for days because of coronavirus cases on board, the Grand Princess cruise liner docked in Oakland, Calif.
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Our activities, which were once called "positive loitering," are now, according to the police, "unsanctioned street parties" and subject to prosecution.
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Women who are charged under the loitering law are arrested, torn from their lives, handcuffed and thrown into a police car.
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There are about five of them, loitering by a sculpture of a bear standing on its hind legs—a splotchy bronze.
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Mr. Howard envisioned stratollites loitering over Tornado Alley, the slice of the Central United States where the storms strike most often.
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They include questioning, harassing, loitering, following, and photographing or recording prospective voters or those who are leaving polling places after voting.
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Lu was booked into Palm Beach County Jail "for loitering and prowling and is being held on a detainer," Ogrodnick said.
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Make an anonymous call to 911, and report that trespassers are loitering in your building lobby and may be using drugs.
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For example, the dimly lighted check-in area, where loitering is welcome, has a deep leather smell, redolent of a clubhouse.
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He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and cited for loitering or refusing to leave a designated evacuation zone.
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Adam Clark, 40, says 65-year-old Larry Raines called him earlier this month to complain about people loitering on his property.
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It's a stunning array of records that you only find after years and years spent loitering around mildewy basements the world around.
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A little while ago, I came across a workshop on "dealing with loitering youths," hosted by a Dutch welfare organization called Versa.
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He slept in front of the gates for two weeks, eventually being arrested for loitering before securing an appointment to get help.
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There were also a load of TV film crews loitering on the corner of the street, waiting for the tourists to arrive.
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Between 2012 and 2015, the Legal Aid Society says, nearly 1,300 people were arrested in New York City under the loitering law.
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Seven people were cited Saturday for loitering in a disaster zone, and they will have to appear in court, Hawaii officials said.
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I catch my mate Jamie loitering pie-eyed in the queue at the bar just as "I Am the Resurrection" comes on.
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Lu invoked her right to an attorney and is being held in Palm Beach County Jail for loitering and prowling, Ogrodnick said.
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Police are on the lookout for people casing her home, loitering on or around her property, or harassing her or her family.
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Even relatively cheap devices will be able to know your name, what you're holding, or that you've been loitering for exactly 17.5 minutes.
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However, last night's discussions in Brussels show leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron are increasingly impatient with Britain loitering in the departure lounge.
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There's the way the characters stand around as if they're modeling, even when they're wearing school uniforms and loitering around a subway station.
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Coupled with CompStat, Bratton instituted "broken windows" policing, a proactive approach to policing that prioritizes penalizing petty crimes, such as vandalism and loitering.
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The suspect, Jesse Gonzalez, allegedly left the neighborhood and then came back two hours later, when he was arrested on charges of loitering.
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Police in Aberdeenshire received a call from a concerned citizen on Saturday who believed he had spotted a tiger loitering near his farm.
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Male diamondback terrapins never return to dry land after hatching, but can nonetheless be observed loitering to intercept females in shallow bay waters.
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This theory hypothesized that law enforcement officers can prevent violent crimes by targeting less serious public order offenses, such as loitering and prostitution.
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Offenses that could impact social credit ratings include failing to pay a fine, jaywalking, loitering, or even not picking up after your dog.
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Meanwhile, seven people were cited Saturday for loitering in a disaster zone, and they will have to appear in court, Hawaii officials said.
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So existing autonomous weapons are comprised of either loitering missiles that smash into radars or quick-firing guns that defend ships and bases.
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" And "if they hung out outside the building," she added, "the police would come and try to break them up, talk about loitering.
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They were working in bazaars, cafes and sweatshops or just loitering around, waiting for their parents to return from their hard day's labor.
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Drive through Baghdad at mid-morning on any non-holiday and you will see groups of young men loitering on every street corner.
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The figure loitering across from it looks like one of the living dead: the ghost of long exposures past, summoned into full tangibility.
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Harvey dumped more than 50 inches of rain on Houston and its surrounding areas in the five days it spent loitering over the area.
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Video posted to the site showed Perez loitering around the building for more than 30 minutes, remarking on the synagogue's exterior and security features.
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The loitering charges are particularly problematic for this group, who say they are often targeted solely on the basis of their appearance or clothing.
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In Albi last week, outside a bottle factory, a muscular group of unionists loitering in the car park awaiting Mr Macron's visit were sceptical.
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No, Dairy Queen wasn't turning away loitering Pokémon GO users, even if they are wandering in glued to their phones in search of Pokémon.
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The counter culture, the youth, the loitering, the tricks, it's not like you need to add more to it for it to be cooler.
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Mckesson's group, Campaign Zero, has called for an end to the practice of policing offenses such as open alcohol containers, trespassing, jaywalking, and loitering.
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The aim of the evening was to teach attendees how to understand loitering youths, and how to deal with them in a "playful" way.
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Instead, they'd start calling things "suspicious" that they would never have cared about back when crime was high, like jaywalking or loitering at night.
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Malls in the UK have used high-frequency sound -- inaudible to most people over the age of 20 -- to discourage teenagers intent on loitering.
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They take up space on some of the city's most crowded corridors and encourage loitering and homeless encampments near Pennsylvania Station and other places.
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Part of Allen's plan also calls for law enforcement to aggressively enforce anti-camping and loitering laws to get homeless people off the streets.
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When a Baltimore police shift commander created an arrest form for loitering on public housing, he didn't even try to hide his racist expectations.
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According to the Austin (Texas) Police Department, 28-year-old James Bradford Gibbon II allegedly spent Tuesday afternoon loitering in a south Austin neighborhood.
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Reynolds, 37, was taken into custody and charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and loitering at a known drug house.
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Like other kids, Boris wandered around up near the old Ottoman clock tower or down by the river, loitering in one coffee bar after another.
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In Texas, a Trump supporter was arrested last month on charges of electioneering and loitering near a public place during early voting in the state.
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The grilled meat-on-a-stick is most commonly known as being something you inhale while inebriated and loitering outside a neon-lit kebab shop.
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His trips to the cemetery originally struck me as perverse—his loitering in a park for dead people, around the monument to his unfinished life.
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In the red-light district, for example, not everyone you see will attack you on sight; most are harmless, preoccupied by drinking, dancing, and loitering.
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He was finally charged on May 1 with "causing annoyance" to a woman by "loitering" around a taxi stand with his hand over his crotch.
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Proponents say this type of urban design is necessary to help maintain order, ensure safety and curb unwanted behavior such as loitering, sleeping or skateboarding.
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This is a war on loitering - instigated by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, famous for his bloody war on drugs and his obsession with social order.
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Williams, loitering near the left sideline, made a sudden move to the basket, behind the Bulls' defense, and Calderon floated a pass to the rim.
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The "Adore You" singer told Stern that he saw a group of men loitering on an otherwise quiet street and his sixth sense started tingling.
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Arrest rates for prostitution offenses — including patronizing, promoting, compelling, permitting, loitering and sex trafficking — are higher in the two boroughs than elsewhere in the city.
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But this is not the reason a seagull loitering at a food factory in Gloucestershire, England, fell into a vat of it this past Monday.
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It was sleeting, so the sight of the loitering man struck Desiree, who did not give her last name for fear of becoming a target.
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Earlier this year, Democrats in the New York state legislature also introduced bills, backed by DecrimNY, to decriminalize prostitution and repeal the state loitering law.
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The software could monitor the length of a line, identify a manager as he walked through a crowd, and flag people loitering outside the store.
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Mr. Lewis became a suspect after a police lieutenant said he had spotted Mr. Lewis loitering in Howard Beach in the months preceding the murder.
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Rather, they're awaiting trial for low-level misdemeanors — like drug offenses and loitering — and simply can't afford to post bail in exchange for their freedom.
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A huge, rotating milking parlour is at one end of the barn, so the cows' feet don't suffer trudging on tracks or loitering on concrete.
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Within a week, the national police had arrested 7,000 people — Mr. Panis among them — for loitering, public drinking and other alleged violations of neighborhood ordinances.
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The idea was that eliminating outward signs of crime, like public drunkenness and urination, loitering, graffiti and, indeed, broken windows, would reduce more serious crimes.
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Often bored, jobless or school dropouts, teenagers are typically first introduced to gang life while loitering on street corners smoking marijuana, where they make easy prey.
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The man in the grubby red tracksuit and backwards baseball cap saw me loitering in the shopping center, and beckoned me over with a head flick.
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And the hotel has a big jar freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies in the lobby so I spent a lot of time loitering in that area.
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Neither have addressed the split on social media, though Hayes shared a cryptic message to his Instagram Story on Wednesday about those loitering in his life.
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"If a resident complains that someone is loitering outside their house, the recyclers will be able to show their recycling card to the police," he said.
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Seeing his ride, he walks past his ninth-grade classmates loitering around their prep school's entrance, waiting for a parent or babysitter to shuttle them home.
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About 12,000 of those cases were for violations and infractions, of which 1,400 involved penal offenses like disorderly conduct, harassment, loitering and trespassing, the figures show.
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Arrest rates for prostitution offenses — including patronizing, promoting, compelling, permitting, loitering and sex trafficking — are higher in the two boroughs than elsewhere in New York City.
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Loitering in the penalty area, he was in perfect position to pounce on a low cross from DeAndre Yedlin, sliding to stab it into the net.
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Determined to retrieve it, I returned to the halls of residence the following day, loitering creepily outside until a resident opened the door with a keycard.
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So on one hand, many black and Latino Americans feel harassed for petty crimes, from loitering to traffic violations to drugs, or for no reason at all.
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Throughout the South, recently freed black people were arrested en masse for any number of arbitrary crimes, such as loitering or failing to provide proof of employment.
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The loitering law has been widely criticized by advocates who say it unfairly allows police to target trans people and women of color based on appearance alone.
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They fake port calls in China or Russia, loitering outside ports to create the impression that they are loading there, before moving to another port to unload.
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Following Winnebago Graveyard's hallucinatory black mass, the psychedelic atmosphere Sampson is prone to encouraging materializes in oversized mushroom props, clowns, and loitering creeps at a carnival freakshow.
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The class action settlement, which merged several ongoing lawsuits against the city, was supposed to bring an end to these types of arrests for loitering and panhandling.
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Hartman has been arrested on charges of trespassing or loitering at airports in San Jose, California, and San Francisco and at Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix.
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As sunshine spilled across the busy plazas on Tuesday afternoon, tourists occasionally stopped for a photo along 42nd Street, where more than a dozen characters were loitering.
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Some people suspect that the scooters have learned to identify tourists (perhaps based on gait) and approach them preferentially while avoiding people who seem to be loitering.
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Some countries have used a "mosquito" -- which produces a very high-pitched sound that can be perceived by teenagers but not adults -- to prevent teens from loitering.
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Inside the station, messages on the tannoy remind loitering is an infraction, and I make my way to the landing pad and set my ship down gently.
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It issues alarms when it determines something is "abnormal"—like loitering pedestrians or minivans—and prioritizes video streams for review by human operators in a control room.
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This PSA features a medley of cartoon characters trying to get across a serious message in a light-hearted way: Loitering near train tracks can be fatal.
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A wind had kicked up and it looked as if it might rain, dark clouds loitering on the horizon and threatening to ruin the coming weekend's OctFest.
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Three stranded in Kilauea, Hawaii lava zone are airlifted; cops cite 20153 others for loitering near lava BLOODY SUNDAY IN PORTLAND: Violence broke out in downtown Portland, Ore.
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It's so smart, in fact, it'll know if someone is loitering nearby, a car is pulling into the driveway or an animal is hanging out in the yard.
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And in April, the Corps posted a request for information to industry leaders for a man-portable, tube-launched loitering munition with a range of 40-60 km.
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"In future you can envision a pair of AUVs [autonomous underwater vehicles], one deploying and one loitering and listening," says Fred Cotaras of Ultra Electronics, a sonobuoy maker.
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City governments, private businesses, and individual entrepreneurs across America have been using loud music—intentionally or otherwise—to discourage loitering or deter sidewalk sleepers (or both) for years.
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When you spend most of your life denied the joys of loitering or lingering in parks or on street corners, you have no idea what that freedom means.
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The stylish folk loitering on street corners or rushing between shows showed a masterful ability to mix bold colors and prints as well as labels high and low.
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Maples confirms that, 26 years ago, McIver allegedly released his two German shepherds on three teens who were loitering outside his DeKalb County home in the Atlanta area.
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A lot of the concerns for the neighbors were the smell of the cannabis in the air, as well as maybe perhaps some, like, loitering around the facility.
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TOM CONNICK Remember when a Saturday afternoon used to involve little more than loitering outside a prominent high street shop, playing with your fringe and sneering at adults?
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A man loitering suspiciously earlier in the day prompted VCRC staff to call the police, but no officers were present when the attack took place in the evening.
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The department will now have to change its patrol guide to prohibit officers from relying only on gender, gender identity, clothing and location to enforce the loitering law.
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A couple of weeks later, I went back to Orchard for a full immersion, and was loitering on the corner of Grand Street when Sammy got my attention.
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The homeless in town have fewer and fewer places where they can sleep without risking a ticket for loitering, or having their few possessions seized by the police.
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By focusing on low-level crimes in so-called unkempt neighborhoods — with vandalism, loitering, and drug offenses — police departments theorized they could prevent bigger crimes from happening there.
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According to the medical examiner's report, Boyd was last seen at an Albuquerque hospital in October 2010, after being detained for loitering outside the Kirtland Air Force Base.
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Grief recalls Mukasonga to the hard present; emerging from the memory of her mother's friends, she finds herself loitering by the window of a pipe shop in France.
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While you're in there, you could drop into the free medical clinic to get that gout looked at or the legal clinic if you've accumulated some loitering tickets.
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Seven people who were trying to get such views in Lower Puna will have to appear in court after they were hit with citations for loitering, officials said Saturday.
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The individuals will face "charges of loitering in a disaster zone under Hawai'i County code," a news release from the state Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) said.
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He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and cited for loitering or refusing to leave a designated evacuation zone and failing to wear his seat belt.
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If you wanted to spot the late, great Bill Cunningham at work, there was one particular cross street in Midtown Manhattan worth loitering at: 57th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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Katherina Martinez, 28, a home health aide who lives on the eighth floor, said she was suspicious of Mr. Chavis because she would see him loitering in the stairwells.
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Often, litigators have to strike down law after law that ban panhandling and loitering, which means it sometimes takes decades to force police departments to comply with the constitution.
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My small hair curler and straightener are all currently loitering dangerously below my bathroom cabinets, probably creating a hazard with all the dust, rust, and ambient water they're gathering.
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Gross tells TMZ the City wanted him to post "No Loitering" signs in the strip mall, but he felt that would be a license for cops to harass patrons.
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For months, refugees had been loitering in public squares, resting on the route north, as others simply walked up the national highway toward Idomeni, more than 200 miles away.
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The Police Department settled a lawsuit with the Legal Aid Society on June 5 for illegally profiling and arresting transgender women for loitering for the purposes of sex work.
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The Israeli Harpy, a loitering anti-radar missile, deploys without a specifically designated target, flies a search pattern, identifies as an enemy radar and then divebombs and destroys it.
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But here the works increasingly blended, with characters straying from one to the other or loitering onstage, and the two casts joined to end each of the two acts.
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The first scene, set in Falstaff's room at the Garter Inn, shows the lumpy Sir John loitering in bed in a commodious oak-paneled room in a fading hotel.
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Yet this newfound status of "citizens worthy of service provision" was heavily conditioned by different agendas of social control: Arrests for loitering and public drunkenness were common, for instance.
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Since Insomniac started using the amphitheater in 2013, there have been two drug-related deaths during these events, in addition to complaints from residents about noise, traffic, and loitering.
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"Many of the immigrants that are arrested in traffic stops or for loitering are not the real threats to public safety," said Chris Rickerd from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Although Sanctuary for Families has opposed the broad decriminalization effort, it is backing both Ramos's bill to vacate trafficking-related convictions and the individual measure to repeal the loitering law.
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Loitering munitions or suicide drones may offer the Corps the solution it's looking for, affording Marines portability, range and a variety of payloads for either electronic attack or kinetic strikes.
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But one concern the Corps has about fielding its future loitering munitions is the potential of reduced battlefield situation awareness if a drone operator is glued to his controller screen.
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In one of the Mesquite incidents, Juan Meza, who runs a car wash, told a man with a shopping cart filled with bicycle parts to stop loitering on the premises.
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Time will tell whether the grab and go establishment will prosper South of Market, a place dominated by tech folk with a penchant for working remotely and loitering over lattes.
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Come Thanksgiving morning, I will be loitering in a newsstand, waiting for my train to be announced, while flipping through the holiday issues of every women's magazine on the racks.
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Surveillance video from the nearby homes shows him loitering outside the girl's home on May 14, May 15 and May 20, and police believe he was staking out the neighborhood.
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Surveillance video from the nearby homes shows him loitering outside the girl's home on May 14, May 15 and May 20, and police say he was staking out the neighborhood.
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Hanging out on street corners wasn't an option anymore—there were only two streets, and the closest loitering spot available was more of a gentle curve than a corner proper.
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Four Barrel Coffee: Basically the literal watering hole of Valencia Street, Four Barrel serves top-notch coffee that attracts everyone from bespectacled graphic designers to hungover bartenders to loitering skaters.
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The Burger King located on the corner of Eighth and Market Street in San Francisco has had a pretty serious problem with people loitering around the front of the store.
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I got lost on the way to the bathroom and found myself awkwardly loitering beside Ron Jeremy, desperately clenching my buttocks, as I waited for a gap in the crowd.
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Because he potentially remains on the move, the best chance of killing him might come with last minute intelligence that would require a strike by a drone already loitering nearby.
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Glaser suggested that Starbucks could employ prescriptive rules on how to handle someone believed to be loitering, with clear rules what to do in those circumstances when there's no danger.
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Granting these establishments 24-hour licenses means the venues can set their own operating hours, offering more flexibility for locals and tourists as well as reducing loitering on the streets.
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The castaways of treatment centers are easy to spot as they walk around, their bedrolls wrapped in black garbage bags, wild and disconsolate from loitering all day in the heat.
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" According to the ACLU, the "disturbing schools" law "allows students in school to be criminally charged for typical adolescent behaviors including loitering, cursing, or undefined 'obnoxious' actions on school grounds.
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Facebook's security teams recognized the license plate of a suspicious car that was loitering on the company's campus, said a former Facebook physical security employee who left the company in 2016.
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This footage doesn't account for everything — namely, the 10 minutes between when we see Ortega loitering around the locker room and when see him exiting with something tucked under his arm.
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The ship and the Marines were loitering there to react in case of violence related to President Donald Trump's move of the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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A majority of cities banned loitering, begging, or sitting or lying down in some public areas, while between a quarter and a third of them banned each of those acts everywhere.
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These practices escalate street encounters and contribute to officers making arrests without probable cause, 36 often for discretionary misdemeanor offenses like disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, loitering, trespassing, and failure to obey.
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In another experiment, three groups of subjects were shown one of three things: an avatar of themselves exercising; an avatar of a different person exercising; or an avatar of themselves loitering.
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He has been booked on charges including simple battery, criminal trespass, prowling and loitering, and drug sales, though the jail records do not indicate the disposition of many of the cases.
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In 27, the managers of a number of 7-Eleven stores in British Columbia began playing classical and easy-listening music in their parking lots to drive away loitering teen-agers.
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Australia: In the past decade, officials in Western Australia have sent thousands of people to jail for petty crimes — unpaid fines from minor offenses, loitering or failure to register a dog.
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It would repeal sections of the penal code that make prostitution, "loitering for the purposes of prostitution"—a measure decriminalization advocates call the "walking while trans ban"— and "promoting" prostitution misdemeanors.
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That means declining to prosecute subway fare beaters, recreational drug-related crimes, resisting arrest charges (especially when they are not attached to more serious allegations), loitering, and among many others, sex work.
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ON THE EVENING of August 19th at least two dozen police officers could be seen loitering at the entrances to Senado Square, a narrow, busy plaza in the heart of old Macau.
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They were mostly launched from aircraft, they spent a lot less time loitering and they could not go home and wait for another chance if the enemy's radar refused to play ball.
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The whole idea of this workshop, then, seemed a little laughable—but at the same time, I couldn't help but wonder what these old men had to say about handling loitering youths.
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What's more, officers issued discriminatory orders to round up "all the black hoodies" in one neighborhood, with fliers depicting black men with hoodies as suspects for loitering posted in several BPD districts.
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The loitering law that has caused so much of this unnecessary contact with the legal system was developed in the 1970s, at a time when vice was rampant in New York City.
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Reading this book on a lonesome business trip, I found myself wondering if "The Lonely City" made the exact wrong or exact right companion for forlorn airport loitering and desolate continental breakfasting.
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He noted that vagrancy laws at the time made it so that blacks were often convicted of minor offenses, such as loitering, and sentenced to years of hard labor in the fields.
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There were other limits to the remaking, too: In the final days of the session, disappointed activists asked why bills to decriminalize loitering or limit immigration enforcement at courthouses had not moved.
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A day later, thanks to some strategic loitering, Mr. Rybczyk managed to run into her again in the hotel lobby (both of their teams were to play nearby Quinnipiac University that afternoon).
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Of all the loitering infractions on the books in local San Francisco law, the infamous Sit-Lie law, passed by 22 percent of the voters in 2722, states that between 27 a.m.
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In the borough, which is often celebrated for its ethnic diversity, the loitering charges overwhelmingly target black and brown communities — 97% of arrests in 2018, many of whom were also transgender or undocumented.
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"Not only is Fortnite the new hangout spot, replacing the mall, Starbucks or just loitering in the city, it's become the coveted 'third place' for millions of people around the world," he said.
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Without the necessary levels of supervised community housing to replace those hospitals, many of the mentally ill have fallen into police crosshairs for petty mischief, charged with offenses such as trespassing and loitering.
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Pawel Jurski -- a 37-year-old man from Poland -- appeared in a Miami criminal court Thursday and faces felony charges of aggravated stalking and escape ... and misdemeanor charges of loitering and resisting arrest.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A white beluga whale is loitering off the coast of northern Norway, and that is starting to worry Norwegians, who are afraid it might not be able to fend for itself.
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Residents of the city's shrinking African-American community said the police had racially profiled them for years, arresting blacks for petty crimes like loitering and smoking marijuana that were ignored in white neighborhoods.
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The measure removes criminal penalties associated with adults selling and buying sex, and repeals parts of the law that have criminalized sex workers' places of business along with "loitering for prostitution" in public.
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During the event, young men could be seen loitering around the blocked areas, and as the march ended, the police blocked a column of people in black ski masks moving toward the parade.
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As lawyers at the Bronx Defenders, we see how the loitering law acts as an invitation to the police to abuse and target our clients for simply "walking while female" in certain neighborhoods.
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"In California and across the country, charges like vagrancy, loitering, and sodomy have been used to unjustly target lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people," a news release from Newson's office reads.
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In Minneapolis, the A.C.L.U. discovered that African-Americans were more than eight times more likely to be arrested for low-level offenses, like loitering or driving without proof of insurance, than white residents.
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In the past decade, officials in Western Australia have sent thousands of people to jail because of unpaid fines stemming from minor offenses, including traffic violations, loitering or failure to register a dog.
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Meerkat Morning Weights: Dominic Cram, University of CambridgeImage: Dominic Cram/British Ecological SocietyThe overall winner in the Ecology in Action category went to Dominic Cram for this picture of meerkats loitering around a scale.
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Katz, who has more campaign donations and endorsements than Cabán, told BuzzFeed News that she also supports legislation in Albany to repeal the loitering statute and allow victims of trafficking to vacate related convictions.
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The Legal Aid Society of New York has even challenged the constitutionality of practices that wrongfully arrest transgender women who are black and Hispanic under anti-loitering laws purportedly designed to combat sex work.
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The children of Newport, Kentucky, are on spring break this week — so on Wednesday morning, when Sharon Hall spotted a scrawny teen in a hooded sweatshirt loitering outside her home at 7:30 a.m.
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Due to its armor, the slow-moving A-10 can withstand ground fire while loitering for long periods over a battlefield, spraying 30mm armor-piercing, depleted-uranium cannon rounds at tanks and other targets.
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If ever you're loitering around Williamsburg or Greenpoint in Brooklyn and you see a man in thigh revealing shorts, playing Exile on Main Street on speakerphone, jogging for joy, then that's probably Delicate Steve.
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A result is that any offense — including minor ones like loitering, jaywalking or smoking marijuana — can lead to an arrest, which in turn drives up arrest rate statistics, leading to even greater police vigilance.
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He had arrived in America a year earlier, and, like many foreign students in America who are living away from home for the first time, he had immediately begun loitering on Craigslist and Backpage.
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A commercial device called the Mosquito discourages young people from loitering; it emits sounds in the 20083-to-22008-kilohertz range, which, in general, only those under the age of twenty-five can hear.
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One bans "wandering" around an area for the "purpose of begging" under a loitering statute; the other blocks people from asking for "employment, business, or contributions" while standing on a highway or near a highway.
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Despite what the police barriers suggest, it's not closed off to the public––the pageantry of the K9 units and security checkpoints seems designed to merely minimize the amount of people loitering near the entrance.
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The second bill, which would repeal an anti-prostitution loitering law, has been stalled, according to Mateo Tabares, an organizer with nonprofit Make the Road NY. That measure is also included in SVSTA package bill.
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The narrator of "Loitering with Intent" takes a day off work: I stayed in bed the next morning; about eleven o'clock, when I woke, I telephoned to Hallam Street to say I wasn't coming in.
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The two men were arrested on loitering charges, sparking several days of protests, an apology from the Starbucks CEO, and a planned day of anti-bias training for all U.S. Starbucks employees in late May.
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"It doesn't normally bother me, but it can come across as willfully obnoxious when it's guys loitering around outside of a grocery store, looking like they're up to trouble," said 25-year-old Emily Bryce.
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While exercising a warrant in relation to White's mock shoot-out, police also arrested 23-year-old Terry Brown for "possession of drug paraphernalia, loitering and promoting prison contraband," according to local news source WHNT.
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More loitering time, better visibility Paul Scharre, a former Army Ranger who served multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, said these turboprop planes were the perfect middle ground between drones and more technologically advanced jets.
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Sex between men or boys – of any age – is illegal but prosecutions are rare, according to a British government report that found authorities more commonly harassed LGBT+ people for loitering, indecency and public order offences.
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This past January, after a long autumn of minor misfortune left the market in a stall, I spent a week loitering in the command concourse of American V.C., Sand Hill Road in Menlo Park, Calif.
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The house used to belong to Rose Impoliteri, a bucket of bright Italian paint on New York's stolid white canvas, and a riot of premonitory associations: Rose the Impolite, Rose the Loitering, Rose the Impish.
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Skate World, sandwiched between Interstate 5 and the backside of Gateway Mall, carved out an unlikely sanctuary in the hearts of locals as a place for birthday parties, school field trips and other childhood loitering.
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This subtle method of crowd control has subsequently been adopted by other locations in England and Australia, though a Burger King also used it last year, to great effect, in order to deal with loitering.
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"Police can ticket homeless people based on 383 different violations: sit-lie, loitering, trespassing, camping, blocking the sidewalk, destruction of city property, on and on," Jennifer Friedenbach, of the Coalition for the Homeless, told VICE Sports.
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The name is taken from the title of a book written by three Mumbai-based academics - Shilpa Phadke, Sameera Khan and Shilpa Ranade - who argue that "loitering" encourages women to reclaim public spaces in their cities.
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The album is regarded as the definitive proto-Britpop album: a call to their fellow country folk to take pride in their tea-drinking, pub-loitering traditions, while calling for a new celebration of contemporary ways.
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Hopkins has been cited more than 150 times in subsequent Supreme Court opinions—in cases ranging from apportionment to jury selection to loitering—and remains one of the most important civil rights cases in American jurisprudence.
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"You are just hoping that you don't get arrested for loitering or something crazy like that, and you get 23 hours in central booking for something that never even makes it to a courtroom," he said.
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Set in the California desert it involves a Rolls Royce road trip, a loitering grim reaper (who rides a BMX when he's on RR cruising), and a slimy brain that slithers slowly on toasty asphalt. Destination?
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The three worlds of Hunrath, Mofang, and Villein take center stage here, presenting us vividly colored ruins of Midwestern farmhouses, floating boulders overshadowed by two uncomfortably close moons, and strange, spiky pendulums loitering in metal corridors.
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The citations were handed out Friday evening and the individuals will "face charges of loitering in a disaster zone under Hawai'i County code," a news release from the state Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) said.
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Mayor Virginia Raggi said the city was committed to maintaining the staircase and that she had ordered the municipal police to "attentively monitor" how people used the steps, avoiding "loitering" or other behavior that could be detrimental.
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Police officers deal frequently with behaviors that, while suspicious, are not criminal — or at least not criminal in any meaningful way: panhandling, loitering, mentally ill people endangering themselves walking in traffic, people carrying televisions down the street.
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" This group show of 10 LA-based artists — including Milano Chow, Cauleen Smith, and Megan Whitmarsh — will redefine how we conceive of "loitering" and how the act of idling about may "contain a seed of radical potential.
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"This planet spends most of its time loitering in the outer part of its star's planetary system in this highly eccentric orbit, then it starts to accelerate in and does a slingshot around its star," Howard said.
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He appears to spend a great deal of time with Hailey, whether she's loitering in the studio while he records, or zipping him into his oxygen chamber to de-stress, or reminding him to take his medications.
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Policies that make it impossible, illegal or unacceptable to call the police for things like "loitering" are how we protect black and brown people from prejudice that results in police officers showing up with their guns drawn.
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Seven people who were "trying to get close-up views" in Lower Puna of the lava flows from Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano will have to appear in court after being hit with citations for loitering, officials said Saturday.
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Yet, like the half-dozen other guides loitering outside the 1,500-year-old Hagia Sophia, smoking cigarettes and chatting as a small trickle of tourists queued to enter on the day after the attack, Uslanmaz, 38, is resolute.
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He issued an order restricting both campaigns of "interrogating, admonishing, interfering with, or verbally harassing voters" and also banned parties from "gathering or loitering" at polling places and "taking photos" of voters in and around the voting place.
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It's a few quid cheaper on Amazon, but I figure if I want to continue to spend ages loitering in bookstores (which I do!), I need to support them even if my Kindle is the best thing ever.
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The 2012 settlement came after more than 30 years of legal battles; until that decision, New York City government and its police department refused to listen to federal judges who declared its ban on panhandling and loitering unconstitutional.
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Spikes and studs and leaning benches are all hallmarks of what artist Stuart Semple calls "hostile urban design," a trend in urban design that is meant to stealthily discourage loitering, sleeping, or even simply existing in public spaces.
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The fifth episode ends with Kyle MacLachlan as the zonked-out Dougie, staring at a bronze statue of a cowboy outside an office complex for so many hours that a policeman has to tell him to stop loitering.
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Retired Western and Asian intelligence figures spend the best part of three days loitering here; a civilian-suited Vietnamese military officer introduces himself to a U.S. naval counterpart while a cadre of Chinese PLA staff walk briskly past.
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Volunteers trying to serve as unofficial watchers could interfere with voting and might, in some cases, violate the law, as several states prohibit private citizens from loitering in or around polling places or questioning voters about their qualifications.
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She would also halt the office's pursuit of crimes like fare evasion, drug possession and loitering, the kind of minor "broken-windows" offenses that have been criticized by activists calling for an overhaul of the criminal justice system.
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At a recent rally in Albany to repeal a statute criminalizing loitering for the purposes of prostitution, former sex workers stood next to lawmakers like Senator Ramos and Assemblyman Richard N. Gottfried, the chairman of the health committee.
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"They are trying to fuse local law enforcement and detention, and often for dumb reasons like driving without a license or smoking a joint or running a stop sign or loitering or pissing on the street," Kennedy said.
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A five-foot-tall yellow-and-brown bee, Harajuku Miccolo stands on the pavement, celebrating Honey Bee Day by finishing up three hours of loitering in front of the Colombin Bakery and Café, greeting passers-by – or trying to.
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I'd come all this way to see these animals, but after a few minutes loitering around the exhibit and trying (unsuccessfully) to get a good photo in the dim light, I realized that I was getting kind of bored.
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The retired legal secretary was arrested at least four times last year at two different Chicago airports for loitering near security checkpoints, trespassing and in one case causing a disturbance on an airplane after boarding with a valid ticket.
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The Papanui Library in the South Island city of Christchurch installed the device, which produces a high-frequency buzz that can be heard apparently only by people under 25, to deter youths from loitering outside and intimidating library users.
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Black students are more often disciplined for harmless behaviors flagged as "insubordination" or "disrespect" that can include such things as being noisy, "loitering" in the hallway, texting, arriving late or missing class, chewing gum or writing on a desk.
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"They (the police) made us watch the declaration of President Rodrigo Duterte about the anti-loitering law ... They told us, 'because the president said it, it is immediately a law'," one of the workers wrote on her Facebook page.
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Contained within this song is the memory of that kid two degrees of separation away from your friendship group who spent his Saturday afternoons loitering outside a piercing shop necking a flagon of beer in a pork pie hat.
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More recently, a study by the American Civil Liberties Union found that African-Americans and Native Americans in Minneapolis were eight times more likely than whites to be charged with a low-level infraction, such as trespassing or loitering.
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According to The Telegraph, a "Taliban-like" squad has also been charged with enforcing a right-wing Hindu political agenda to monitor "immoral activities," including men "loitering" near women, supposedly as a way to cut down on sexual assaults.
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Israel produces a loitering munition, dubbed the "Harpy," which is designed to hunt out and destroy enemy radar stations and which became a sticking point in U.S.-Israeli relations when some were sold to China in the late 1990s.
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The police say civilians are focusing on the wrong people: Politicians are the ones who can affect the economic conditions that often result in people with limited opportunities loitering in the subway or selling food there illegally, they say.
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A block from the syndicate, a dozen or so men were loitering on the street, and I struck up a conversation with Hossam Khalil, a twenty-seven-year-old journalist who writes for a Web site called Alhayat News.
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Rich societies have come under fire for policies that aim to drive the urban homeless out of sight - be it calls to remove rough sleepers ahead of Britain's royal wedding or "hostile architecture" spikes to discourage loitering in doorways.
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However, when pressed to locate the exact administrative code or law that is not subject to the 2012 settlement, the NYPD produced transit rules that ban the same type of panhandling or loitering that was struck down by the settlement.
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Maybe we're spending so much money on lattes because we're actually all loitering around the stirrers until our favourite Pret server's shift starts or trying to catch the eye of that hot bearded barista while he cleans the milk steamer.
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Technolust includes its share of characters eating ramen or loitering on the street, but it's too fond of stylistic flourishes and references to develop its world as a human space instead of a stage for acting out our shared cultural scripts.
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The Edge display at the 2019 Dubai Air Show showcased long-range munitions, bombs and drones including the UAE-made ADASI RW-24 loitering munition, which has a range of about 62 miles and an endurance of over two hours.
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According to various accounts, the web browsing tablets built directly into the kiosks have led to all sorts of illicit fun, including loitering, public drinking and drug use and, naturally, so, so much porn (and all sorts of porn-adjacent activities).
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Ms. Cabán has said she would increase funding for programs that provide alternatives to incarceration, like drug treatment and mental health counseling, and stop prosecuting many minor, so-called broken-windows offenses, like fare beating, drug possession, welfare fraud and loitering.
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The nearby Bedford-Atlantic Armory Men's Shelter, the largest shelter for single men in the city, with capacity for 350 residents, has been notorious for crime, loitering and panhandling, a reputation exacerbated by its ominous appearance inside a turreted castle.
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By that, we mean the places where the night people congregate after they're done doing whatever they were up to earlier (including heavy drinking, dancing, loitering, running around, and/or drugs), but aren't quite ready to call it a night.
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More than 50 individuals who were members of the OSU Athletics Department staff during Strauss' employment corroborated former student accounts that Strauss' examination methods were like "an open secret" and that students complained about his loitering around the showers and locker rooms.
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Over several trend cycles teenagers with feelings have continued to discover the joys of using Kool-Aid as hair dye, loitering at the local mall's Hot Topic, and shouting, "It's not a phase!" while slamming bedroom doors shut on their worried mothers.
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A woman who lives in Jussie Smollett's apartment building told cops she saw a suspicious man -- whom she said looked like a "redneck" -- loitering just outside the entrance to the building an hour and a half before Jussie says he was attacked.
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The West Palm Beach, Florida parks department has put a new spin on playing music, hoping to deter loitering by playing children's songs all night long to keep people from sleeping by a park pavilion until trespassing laws can be enforced. 2.
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My husband and I spent the reception loitering in a separate area of the hotel ballroom, one of us watching her sleep in her stroller while the other quickly scarfed down an entrée that had been left sitting a little too long.
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One example the report cited was a police sergeant who recently posted on Facebook that the "solution to the murder rate is easy: flex cuffs and a line at" the central booking office, made up of people arrested on charges of loitering.
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Also on the market: a McDonald's, which my parents didn't let me go to when I was kid, and which became the first in the country to introduce a No Loitering charge, aimed at discouraging gangs from congregating around a single chocolate milkshake.
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This band was the soundtrack to our vapid youth, and being confronted by the ghost of our regular ass gas station parking lot loitering ass seedy shake smoking ass pasts is bound to leave a lot of us a lot of upheaved.
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The 2016-17 Home Affairs Committee prostitution report revealed that there were 456 prosecutions for loitering and soliciting, but only 227 prosecutions for kerb-crawling—where male customers drive around known prostitution hotspots in search of sex workers—between 2014 and 2015.
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George L. Kelling and James Q. Wilson popularized this highly controversial policing strategy in a piece in The Atlantic Monthly, where they theorized that the policing of "public disorder," such as loitering and nuisance offenses, reduces the incidence of serious and violent crimes.
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A law against "loitering for the purpose of engaging in prostitution" in New York state has been nicknamed the "walking while trans" law, because advocates say trans women are routinely arrested under the law for doing nothing more than walking in public.
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All the world, it is implied, is an art school and community center and corporate-monitored loitering zone run by Apple: a mall food court but sleeker and with no pretzels, and kids filming TikTok clips instead of smoking in the parking lot.
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Unlike previous runs at controlling the costs, the proposal would be carried out by regulatory fiat and therefore would not require an act of Congress, a crucial distinction if the proposal is to stick, given the number of pharmaceutical lobbyists loitering round the Capitol.
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By forcing them back, border agents were effectively preventing the boys from legally seeking asylum in the U.S. They said because the boys were on Mexican territory that Mexican police had the right to deal with them however they wanted, including arresting them for loitering.
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Whenever I'm sitting at a red light near the BDSM club and I see a guy in full leather loitering outside, I want to roll down my window and ask if he knows how much his lifestyle choices are thanks to some really dirty Christians.
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And, as we told you ... a woman who lives in Jussie's building says she saw a suspicious man -- whom she said looked like a "redneck" -- loitering just near the entrance to the building an hour and a half before Jussie says he was attacked.
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Perhaps instead forcing staff to sit through a few hours of diversity training that paints them as bad guys or underscores their victimhood, the company should have addressed the actual situation and how a clear policy about loitering could prevent it in the future.
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Long before I became familiar with tallboys of cheap beer, my main exposure to the tallboy format was giant, unwieldy cans of Arizona Green Tea with Ginseng and Honey, which my friends and I would drink as teenagers while loitering in the mall parking lot.
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In Atlanta, Kwanza Hall, a City Council member, introduced legislation this year that would decriminalize a series of low-level crimes — including spitting, panhandling, moving household goods at night and loitering around railroad tracks — that he said had been used to target African-Americans.
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Max Chan, a member of the Current Affairs Committee of the H.K.U.S.U. Council, said that the student union could confirm that three Hong Kong University students had been arrested, two on charges related to loitering where tens of thousands of people were protesting on Wednesday.
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According to the report, this man was typically stopped for small crimes like "loitering" or "trespassing," and in at least 15 stops, officers detained him to check for outstanding warrants — even though their reasons for stopping him in the first place were entirely baseless.
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However, many elected officials continue to see homelessness as a policing problem, evidenced by local proposals to put unhoused people in internment camps and the Trump administration's approach that emphasizes "more stringent enforcement" of restrictions on camping and "loitering" instead of expanded housing subsidies.
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But in the interim, with screens still loitering in the orbits of our fingertips, texting remains the done thing (well, not counting kids who prefer recording voice messages to send to each others' messaging apps — I know, I know, path of least resistance and all that…).
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By exploiting the powerful visual system of raptors—a group of birds that includes eagles, falcons, and hawks—the scientists were able to devise an optical illusion that effectively dissuades these birds from loitering around airports—and it looks suspiciously like a pair of googly eyes.
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Often referred to as "walking while trans," this pattern of abuse hinges on the assumption that anyone perceived as transgender must be engaging in, or loitering for the purpose of, sex work -- a result of the crosshatching stigmas that hang over sex workers and transgender identities.
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History is riddled with flashpoints: The police killing of Black Panther leader Fred Hampton in the 1960s; a wave of disorderly conduct arrests in the 1980s; the unconstitutional gang loitering ordinance in the 1990s; and the widespread use of investigatory "stops and frisks" in recent years.
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And unlike the New Horizons flyby, which didn't spend enough time loitering to even map both of Pluto's hemispheres at high resolution, much less monitor changes on the surface, an orbiter that remains in the Pluto system for several years would be able to do both.
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And in June 2015, the Minneapolis City Council repealed laws against lurking — an offense similar to loitering — and spitting in public after an A.C.L.U. report showed that African-Americans and Native Americans were nearly nine times more likely than whites to be arrested on minor offenses.
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At the end of last year, Nayabans, a village of wheatfields, narrow cemented streets, bullock carts and loitering cows, became a symbol of India's deepening divide as some Hindu men from the area complained they had seen a group of Muslims slaughtering cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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In 2018, 19% of the state's arrests of people selling sex came from Queens alone, and a staggering 44% of the state's arrests on a charge called "loitering for the purposes of prostitution" came from the borough, according to statistics provided by the Division of Criminal Justice Services.
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In May, the group met with lawmakers in Albany to lobby for two bills: one that would repeal a state penal code that criminalizes "loitering for the purpose of engaging in prostitution," and another that would provide criminal record relief for those convicted of sex work-related crimes.
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To the Editor: Repealing the New York State loitering law mentioned in "Push to End Penalties for Oldest Profession" (news article, June 1) is a no-brainer decision and one that does not even require wrestling with the larger question posed by the full decriminalization of sex work.
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COW KILLING At the end of last year, Nayabans, a village of wheatfields, narrow cemented streets, bullock carts and loitering cows, became a symbol of India's deepening divide as some Hindu men from the area complained they had seen a group of Muslims slaughtering cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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How it works: The software is marketed as being able to: Detect specific events like people hugging, smoking, fighting or drinking, or instead automatically detect "anomalies" — deviations from the usual goings-on in a certain feed, like a car driving the wrong way or a person loitering at an odd hour.
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Other Linklater films explore the comedic minutiae of specific milieus: 20-year-olds loitering at convenience stores in the underrated SubUrbia, East Texas adulthood during the same mid-90s period in Bernie, and Dazed and Confused's last day of high school, circa 1976, which came from the director's own memories.
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Consider "At Forty-Six," which works its way through the usual scene of adults loitering together outside, "a few acquaintances / talking seldom / and then always / in dry tones / of scuffed gravel / horseradish in vinegar," in order to conclude: appetite without fulfillment no more outrageous hopes one mountain pale beyond another.
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Target's Safe City program, designed to "foster partnerships between local police and community members," has been touted as "expand[ing] the reach" of "broken windows" policing, a practice notorious for often seeming to criminalize poverty by targeting "quality of life" crimes like trespassing, loitering, and possessing small quantities of marijuana, among others.
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Here are six examples of the widespread "systemic deficiencies" highlighted in the scathing report: A loitering arrest In a four-year period beginning in 2010, roughly 44% of 111,500 police stops occurred in two small, predominantly African-American neighborhoods that account for about 11% of the city's population, according to the report.
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Ms. Martin had been arrested 14 other times under the loitering statute in the early 2000s, she told me, in most instances while she had been in the meatpacking district, as it was evolving from a place of bohemian and transgressive club life to a world of croque-monsieur and Stella McCartney.
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And so I wanted to give readers the context of how hard I had it, when I moved to New York from Texas, with no job and no apartment, running around dropping off my clips from the Daily Texan, getting escorted out of the New York Times lobby when I was loitering too long.
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Her large cast includes a coach, some players, an owner, a physical therapist, an agent and his assistant, not to mention an organist, some people who run the concession stands, and the wives and the groupies — the middle-aged divorcées loitering by the parking lot in hopes of picking up a ballplayer for a night or two.
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This is crucial not just for weeding out harmful police practices, but also for public safety: A major cause of crime — particularly in minority neighborhoods — is widespread distrust in the police, fostered by what residents see as both overpolicing for petty crimes, like loitering and traffic violations, and underpolicing for serious offenses, like shootings and murders.
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The goal of Tuesday's lobbying day was to generate broad support for two pieces of legislation: The first bill, which is still in committee, would repeal a state penal code that criminalizes "loitering for the purpose of engaging in prostitution" and that advocates say targets trans women and women of color—whether or not they're sex workers.
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The AIDS Library in Philadelphia offered public services the government no longer saw fit to provide and helped locate available forms of assistance—from help finding housing or a shower, to a quiet place for a houseless person to read a book, watch a movie, and use the bathroom without anyone calling the cops on them for loitering.
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Other key features from the game include: the pervy ghost of Edgar Allen Poe, a viewfinder toy that gives you the power to see paranormal activity, an Evil Clown straight out of It loitering by a bus stop, as well as a few uncomfortable interactions with restless spirits and sea creature that have taken residence inside a toilet.
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Along with Johnetta Elzie, Brittany Packnett, and Samuel Sinyangwe, Mckesson launched Campaign Zero, a policy platform to end police violence with key points such as to decriminalize such crimes as trespassing, marijuana possession, loitering, public disturbance, consuming alcohol on streets with reasoning that these crimes do not threaten public safety, but are often used to police black bodies.
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I've just described for you the culture of the Baltimore police department amid the deluge of the drug war, where actual investigation goes unrewarded and where rounding up bodies for street dealing, drug possession, loitering such — the easiest and most self-evident arrests a cop can make — is nonetheless the path to enlightenment and promotion and some additional pay.
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Donald Trump spent the early hours of Thursday morning loitering on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews to greet three Korean-American prisoners, who hours earlier had been released by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The president personally greeted Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak Song and Tony Kim, who landed on U.S. soil just after 2 a.m.
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Donald Trump spent the early hours of Thursday morning loitering on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews to greet three Korean-American prisoners, who hours earlier had been released by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The president personally greeted Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak Song and Tony Kim, who landed on U.S. soil just after 103 a.m.
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I do not consider the irony that a Starbucks in Philadelphia was recently in the news when an employee called the police on two black patrons; or, even worse, that, in 2014, a black man named Dontre Hamilton was shot and killed by police in front of a Milwaukee Starbucks — just a few blocks away — for loitering.
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I hate the phrase "getting your body back," because — for better or worse — this was my body all along, but the deep relief of evacuating a loitering human from my abdomen, learning to exercise, and finally, or at least occasionally, liking what I saw in the mirror again did make me feel like I was returning to a welcome physical state.
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But it will harass and punish them for what amounts to petty crimes — drug offenses, traffic violations, loitering, and so on — through police tactics like "stop and frisk" and "pretextual stops," in which police stop someone under the pretext of a low-level crime, like speeding or failing to signal on a turn, to look for drugs or illegal guns.
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And there have been many significant flashpoints over the years — the killing of Fred Hampton (1960s), the Metcalfe hearings (1970s), federal court findings of a pattern and practice of discriminatory hiring (1970s), Jon Burge and his midnight crew (5003s to 1990s), widespread disorderly conduct arrests (1980s), the unconstitutional gang loitering ordinance (1990s), widespread use of investigatory stops and frisks (2000s) and other points.
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A typical patrol might involve checking on empty houses whose owners are away, directing traffic after an accident, offering water or a lift to an old person walking in the sun (people with dementia often wander), consoling a crime-victim whose cash was nabbed from a purse left by an open door, or quizzing homeless people loitering on a local nature trail.
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A wordless tour of the titular west German city of less than 200,000, it is a symphony of a small city, flickering through signs of looming industrialization to alight on moments of workaday beauty: a young girl dancing with fantastic abandon in a street; building interiors peopled with card players and folks drinking beer; smokestacks loitering in the background of cityscape views.
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As white segregationists in the South were placing "whites only" signs in the windows of restaurants, in the North, more enlightened (or, rather, more savvy) white proprietors and public officials realized that rules restricting public spaces to local residents and the strict but selective enforcement of laws against things like disorderly conduct and loitering could be used to impose racial segregation.
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Sex work became an issue in the Queens district attorney race, not only because Cabán said she would not prosecute sex workers for loitering and other offenses, or because the sex workers who supported her campaign made it an issue themselves, but because her detractors fashioned it into a useful moral cudgel, a way for tabloids to invoke New York's bad old days with a feminist gloss.
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The Bet Hatikvans of note include the unhappily married young couple Itzik (John Cariani) and Iris (Kristen Sieh), who live with her father, Avrum (Andrew Polk), and their baby; the girl-wary Papi (Daniel David Stewart, who has a fabulous tongue-tied solo) and that unnamed, defeated-looking guy (Erik Liberman) who can be found loitering with intent beside an outdoor public telephone that never rings.
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Kravitz, who attended high school in New York and has fond memories of loitering after school in grubby record shops like Kim's Video and Music, the bygone East Village institution, said she'd long been a fan of the book and particularly of Stephen Frears' film version from 2000, which starred John Cusack as Rob and Lisa Bonet as a singer with whom he rebounds.
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There is a New York City street door onstage in Stephen Adly Guirgis's rough-cut gem of a new play, "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven" (at the Atlantic Theatre Company's Linda Gross), the kind that's not designed to attract attention—scuffed glass backlit by ugly fluorescents, decorated with metal placards announcing that the premises are under twenty-four-hour surveillance and warning against loitering.
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If he had seen her loitering in the fields, he might have seen the way that she watched him, too, and read her intention, and despite all that she had drilled into herself about not appearing eager she fixed her hair now with her fingertips, and even before the strand of hair was settled behind her ear she cursed silently the obviousness of the gesture.
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The Olympics, and everyone pushing for it, can try to cage us in in a million shiny new skateparks, try to bribe us with TV time and big-sponsor checks, but there's always going to be dirty skate crews mashing down the streets, ollieing over bums and onto cars, yelling at pedestrians and one another, destroying property, and loitering in parking lots and on curbs across the world.
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The Department of Homeland Security has a program called If You See Something, Say Something that lists the following as potentially indicative of terrorism: packages or luggage left unattended, or an unusual circumstance, like an open door that is usually closed; a person seeking in-depth information on a building's purpose, security procedures or shift changes; and anyone loitering around a building, taking notes, sketches, photographs or measurements.
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Imagine knowing that law enforcement officials in your neighborhood "think you're all scum," and doggedly pursue you and your friends for things like marijuana possession and loitering, but check out when it comes to holding people accountable for actual violence: You'd be experiencing what families in stressed black neighborhoods have experienced forever — very high rates of arrest for minor offenses white folks routinely get away with, and shockingly low arrest rates for serious violent crime.
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Depending on where you live, if you are arrested for low-level offenses such as loitering or possessing a small amount of drugs, you could get charged dozens of fees: a fee for filing your paperwork, a fee for the court to figure out if you qualify for a public defender, a fee for your public defender's services, a universal fee wholly unrelated to your case (like the one that funds a DNA program), a court technology fee, and more.
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Each essay deals with a different aspect of life: What's it like to be strip-searched every time you go to the airport because of the color of your skin, to feel like your cultural history is being forcefully erased, to be told you're loitering just for being "dark skinned in broad daylight," to feel like you're constantly switching between different versions of yourself to appease your environment, to have your career path negatively dictated by your ethnicity, to be chatted up or objectified just so someone can tick off some "Asian girl" fuck quota.
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But in June, New York state legislators failed to pass three major pieces of legislation for sex worker protections before the end of the legislative session: one that would have repealed a section of the state penal code that currently criminalizes "loitering for the purposes of engaging in prostitution"; a second that would have provided criminal record relief for people convicted of sex work-related offenses; and a full decriminalization package, which included these measures as part of its larger proposal to alter nearly a dozen state laws.
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That means I sort of missed out on that entire teenage rite-of-passage with alcohol—of drinking until you're sick on a park bench, of sneaking into rock clubs with extremely lax ID policies (it's always rock clubs), of loitering outside liquor stores with a pocket full of change and the one person in your group with the most polite voice asking adult passersby if they can score you some Bacardi—because I had too many searing memories of coming home to find my dad passed out in front of the TV; of having to make him strong black coffee to sober him up before my mom got home and they had yet another argument about it; of him moving out and dwelling in this tiny apartment, alone and watching televised golf, slowly slouching towards death.
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