mistreat
mis treet
- v treat badly
- It was wrong of the Bush administration to mistreat him the way they did.
- They see Brazilians cheat and mistreat other Brazilians.
- After China pays you, China is free to mistreat your people, Mexico.
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- Jury in Texas videotaped beating case done for day
HOUSTON (AP) — Defense attorneys for an ex-Houston police officer accused of participating in the 2010 beating of a teenage burglary suspect told jurors on Tuesday their client was a "brave officer" who didn't mistreat anyone and that his conviction would hamstring how law enforcement arrests dangerous criminals.
June 11, 2013 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News - Jury deliberating Texas videotaped beating case
HOUSTON (AP) — Defense attorneys for an ex-Houston police officer accused of participating in the 2010 beating of a teenage burglary suspect told jurors on Tuesday their client was a "brave officer" who didn't mistreat anyone and that his conviction would hamstring how law enforcement arrests dangerous criminals.
June 11, 2013 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News - Jury deciding fate of ex-Houston officer accused of beating teen burglary suspect
HOUSTON — Defense attorneys for an ex-Houston police officer accused of participating in the 2010 beating of a teenage burglary suspect told jurors on Tuesday their client was a "brave officer" who didn't mistreat anyone and that his conviction would hamstring how law enforcement arrests dangerous criminals.
June 11, 2013 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
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- John Paul Stevens in Examiner.com
Stevens also added that "other groups may exclude or mistreat Jews, blacks and women - or those who do not share their contempt for Jews, blacks and women. A free society must tolerate such groups. It need not subsidize them, give them its official... - Alvaro Uribe in FOXNews
Uribe replied: "President Chavez, the truth is you can't set fire to the continent like you do, talking one day against Spain, the next day against the United States. ...... You can't mistreat the continent, lighting it up like you do, and speaking... - Gale Pollock in Reuters
Soldiers with high levels of anger, who had experienced high levels of combat or who screened positive for mental health symptoms were nearly twice as likely to mistreat noncombatants,acting Army Surgeon General Gale Pollock told reporters.