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Meanings of anti-police in English

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Usage of anti-police in English
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Provincial police commander George Bayagau says Baker has tapped into anti-police sentiment.
Radio NZ
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In sum, Tottenham demonstrated all the features of a classic anti-police riot.
The Guardian
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The minister said he was baffled by the 'anti-police sentiment', too.
The South African
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Extreme politicians have joined this anti-police crusade and relentlessly vilified our law enforcement heroes.
News.com.au
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On Thursday, anti-police-violence protesters closed two sections of a major highway outside of Boston.
Reuters
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An anti-police slogan chanted by members at matches, rang out regularly during the demonstrations.
Reuters
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They also reject the idea that Kaepernick is anti-police.
Ebony
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Photo: AFP The gunman had posted anti-police messages online, amid continuing tensions over police tactics.
Radio NZ
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According to the notice, the site's homepages were defaced, replaced with an anti-police rap video.
Wired
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You can have anti-police riots without looting, but you can't have looting without anti-police riots.
The Guardian
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What is more, only after combined anti-police action has created the space do others enter in.
The Guardian
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Earlier, the attacker shot and injured his ex-girlfriend and had posted anti-police messages on social media.
Radio NZ
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Mr Sharpton who has recently led anti-police protests, said the protesters are not motivated by revenge.
Radio NZ
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The statue had a paper bag put over its head and was sprayed with anti-police messages.
News.com.au
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Some of the crowd shouted anti-police slogans.
The Irish Times
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Officers accused the women of shouting anti-police slogans, deviating from the official route and unspecified "damage".
The Guardian
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