public disorder
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Violent or noisy behaviour in a public place.
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- There have been outbreaks of serious public disorder in the capital.
- Police were deployed to quell the public disorder that erupted after the football match.
- He was charged with inciting public disorder for his role in the riot.
- The new legislation gives authorities more power to prevent public disorder.
- Local businesses have suffered significant losses due to the ongoing public disorder.
- The mayor warned that any acts of public disorder would not be tolerated.
- Frustration over the new tax law led to widespread public disorder.
- Security measures were increased at the event to avoid any potential public disorder.
- The city has a history of public disorder during major political rallies.
- Media reports of public disorder were exaggerated, according to the police chief.