51.   But they also said American forces would not intervene every time Haitian police used truncheons to break up demonstrations.

52.   By the time the eviction was over, the police had used tear gas on other black tenant farmers who came to see what was going on.

53.   Courts have held that under the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, which prohibits unreasonable search and seizure, police cannot use evidence they obtain under faulty search warrants.

54.   Critics of the earlier law say the police used that measure to make indiscriminate sweeps in some neighborhoods.

55.   Customs police use patrol boats with radar and night-vision goggles to hunt the smugglers.

56.   Dozens of fans and officers scuffled, and police used pepper spray and nightsticks to control the crowd.

57.   Early in the day, the police used tear gas and rubber bullets to quell the protests, but later they turned to buckshot and live ammunition.

58.   Earlier, police used pepper spray to control some protesters as they passed the D.C. Convention Center on their way to the main demonstration.

59.   Early Saturday morning at low tide, police used helicopters to search the mostly dry beds of the Piscataqua River, near Portsmouth, N.H.

60.   Eventually, they took their music to local parks, but the police used to chase them away and confiscate the drums.