No timeouts. Mike you practice this all the time. You practice the twominute situation where you have 58 seconds. No timeouts and on your own 29 yard line. Lets see how well they can execute. First downs out of bounds or touchdowns. Allen texas dropping inbounds. Thats kinner. Shy of fst mike defense wants to tackle inbounds short of the first down. Keep that clock running. Allen again kinner across the middle. First down an more. Almost gets away. Hes into texas territory at the 37 yard line. Mike they have to consider spiking the ball at some point. Cant let the clock run too seven more yardso get into field goal range. Receiver fell down. Incomplete. Looking for a flag. Dont get it. Second down. No time toutoouttimeouts. Youre running out of options. You dont have a down to spike the ball. You have to have a chance to get the field goal unit on and lined up. Mike usually need 18 seconds. You need a first down or shot out allen under pressure. Throws it to the side. Got a receiver. H
Judges dismiss or recommend throwing out 2 civil suits that challenged Portland police ‘kettling’ tactic
Updated Jan 11, 2021;
Posted Jan 11, 2021
On June 4, 2017, Portland police detained more than 300 people on Southwest Fourth Avenue between Southwest Morrison Street and Southwest Alder Street after closing down Chapman and Lownsdale Squares and ordering protesters to disperse north.
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Two federal judges in separate opinions have either dismissed or recommended throwing out two civil suits challenging the mass police detention of hundreds of people during competing demonstrations downtown in June 2017.
Despite heavy community objection to the tactic called “kettling” and a critical report from Portland’s police review office, the rulings mark a win for the city.