It's easier to cut reported robberies than it is to prevent actual robberies.
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With the economy in turmoil, assaults and robberies on the street jumped by 42 percent in May, with 10,000 robberies that month.
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It includes express kidnappings, which are counted as robberies in official statistics; sometimes victims themselves confuse robberies and cases of extortion with kidnapping.
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The total of robberies in New Orleans stood at 39 before the five robberies were reported, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune .
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The group's string of robberies started in April 2015, after which Jones and the Gilmores started training Kemp to handle robberies on her own.
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This isn't the first time surgical masks have been used in robberies; in the fall there was a series of five robberies in Austin, Texas featuring a suspect who wore a medical mask.
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These are really simply robberies by people wearing police uniforms.
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These robberies of lives makes us feel helpless and hopeless.
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The robberies -- in Georgia, South Carolina and Florida -- shared similarities.
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Another person, Michael Clifton, was also convicted of the robberies.
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"They thought robberies (on the roads) would rise," laughed Kinoti.
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If we did, we'd have a lot more bank robberies.
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The bank robberies almost all took place in the former
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Neighbors said the murder came during a rash of robberies.
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There were lots of alien sightings and fake bank robberies.
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"The bank robberies were a really big story," she said.
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The number of robberies rose to 16 over 63 days.
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Most violence involving firearms stem from personal disputes or robberies.
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Authorities said they were looking for a potential accomplice in the robberies: a large man in his late 30s or early 40s, who has been seen in surveillance video in four of the robberies.
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But victims from both robberies later identified Willis as the perpetrator.
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Aggravated assaults rose 13 percent and robberies were up 0.3 percent.
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IT WAS one of the most spectacular robberies of modern times.
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There are no robberies, kidnappings, or extortions here because of him.
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Other witnesses linked him to shootings, robberies, assaults and drug dealing.
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Exchanges have been subject to plenty of glitches, robberies, and more.
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Authorities say the pair also gave differing accounts of the robberies.
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Unfortunately for Hysenaj, armed robberies are an exception to this rule.
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Robberies involving individuals in Sweden remain low compared with many countries.
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They committed at least 15 bank robberies to finance their life
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In 15 bank robberies not a single person was killed, though
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Other robberies and thefts have targeted tourists and media in Rio.
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TMZ posted video, allegedly of Hicks pulling one of the robberies.
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I had heard stories about violent robberies in the towns nearby.
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In 2014, the FBI reported more than 4,600 robberies every day.
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Blaming bitcoin for this is like blaming cash for bank robberies.
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Dozens of robberies and kidnappings have been reported that target mining.
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People younger than 18 committed 26 percent of robberies, he said.
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In 2011, 40 percent of homicides in Caracas stemmed from robberies.
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Most of the robberies went down in the San Fernando Valley.
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Atlanta Police estimated that it had handled more than 50 such robberies over a four-month period in 1990, while Chicago Police estimated it worked 50 robberies involving jackets and roughly a dozen involving gym shoes monthly.
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New Hampshire is heroin country, and robberies and violence are serious threats.
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The problem is: The program has had no effect on stopping robberies.
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In fact, they are already being used to aid in home robberies.
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Push notifications would tell you about nearby robberies, shootings, and other crimes.
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Why it's encouraging: Robberies are generally bad, but dildos are generally good.
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The group is also suspected of robberies and arms and drugs trafficking.
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Concern has mounted over a series of robberies during the Rio Games.
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Burglaries, robberies and murders are down, as are complaints of police misconduct.
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Here, viewers got stories of cults, broken hearts, bank robberies, and murders.
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Nevertheless, there have been reports of hundreds of robberies of this kind.
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Armed robberies against motorists, pedestrians, international visitors and banks are frequent occurrences.
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Only one of the robberies resulted in an arrest, the paper reported.
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For all the robberies we do on tour (with some added sass).
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Homicides were up 183 percent, aggravated assaults 4.6 percent, robberies 1.4 percent.
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Robberies and boat hijackings have surged as local drug gangs grow stronger.
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Drugs, robberies, and petty assaults aren't exactly rare in Eight Mile Rock.
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He spent most of his time stealing cars and committing armed robberies.
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Reported burglaries, robberies and auto thefts are at a 20-year low.
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Then several players were arrested for robberies, landing three athletes in prison.
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Most of the defendants were charged with felonies, including robberies and assaults.
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When Knight was apprehended, he estimated he'd committed 40 robberies per year.
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When compared to the same period of 2018, robberies increased by 147%.
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Some 1,752 robberies were recorded on railways last year, official data show.
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Previously, companies that suffered robberies were generally able to recover their vehicles.
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Not all car robberies with electronic devices are necessarily using the same technology.
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Because bus drivers no longer handle cash, the number of robberies has fallen.
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Violent crime has dropped by two-thirds and robberies by more than half.
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The company, however, said the robberies had no material impact on its earnings.
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He allegedly carried out his most recent robberies in Madrid, Toledo and Alicante.
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Raffa did not admit to committing any robberies, according to the police report.
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As for all the other actual robberies in Rio, well, those really happen.
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" Said neighbor Iulia Oarca: "I've heard about robberies, but never anything that bad.
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The robberies -- in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee -- shared similarities.
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Founded on Rikers island this gang is responsible for murders, robberies, and drugs.
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The leads generated have also led to arrests for homicides, rapes and robberies.
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The drug has also been linked to violent assaults, robberies and road deaths.
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Robberies in the city had risen 67 percent in the previous two years.
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In Sao Paulo, robberies involving Uber drivers rose ten-fold, the data shows.
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"Their audacious robberies gave them the reputation of being terrible warriors," he wrote.
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There are reports of looting, and even robberies of fuel and diesel tanks.
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They have told of highway robberies, frightening encounters with armed gangs and beatings.
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There is drug abuse, robberies and riots — but the overall outlook remains upbeat.
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He was wild, getting mixed up in street robberies, along with his brother.
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The ones last night involved a series of robberies we believe are linked.
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I knew there had been a few robberies that summer in the neighborhood.
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When the program was cut back, the number of robberies began dropping again.
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They also include robberies, criminal weapons possession, criminal sex acts and felony assaults.
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For two years, he phoned in robberies, fires and mayhem, and slept late.
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They can be people who committed armed robberies but didn't seriously hurt anyone.
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He spent seven years in prison after being convicted of two cellphone robberies.
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"If you're going to get into bank robberies and convenience store robberies, no — no, it doesn't work that well," said Jim Main, who handled technical aspects of the facial recognition program for the sheriff's office until he retired in 2014.
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As an adult, he went to prison for robberies he committed to buy heroin.
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The agencies also reported increases in rapes, robberies, aggravated assaults and non-fatal shootings.
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It's a little pathetic as far as armed robberies go, but still plenty intimidating.
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For several years, North Korea has been conducting a spree of bank robberies online.
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These California-based Apple Store robberies have been happening for the past few weeks.
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But the effect on property crimes, especially robberies and car theft, seems more dramatic.
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Authorities said she is a suspect in six armed robberies that began in April.
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Last year, police were asking themselves if three robberies in three states were related.
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Useful information, like a spate of robberies in one section of town, goes unreported.
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This is an effort to prevent robberies for unopened phones, still in the box.
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The FBI said those robberies occurred at Jared Vault in Sevierville, Tennessee, on Oct.
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The report didn't say when or where in the high-seas the robberies occurred.
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They were linked to several other failed bank robberies in the region as well.
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Five other members of the gang were also arrested for a further 15 robberies.
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As his crew's muscle, Mr. Perez was targeted for robberies and beatings, friends said.
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The heist is being described as one of the biggest bank robberies in history.
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Many report robberies at the hands of armed groups and deaths along the way.
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For the second straight year, robberies declined by 19% and burglaries were down 10%.
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It coincides with a recent uptick in robberies, assaults and homicides across metropolitan Rio.
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There have been waves of robberies in Italy, France, Australia, Spain, Poland, and Japan
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Will people really commit fewer robberies and shootings if the trash gets picked up?
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We've helped make about 100 complaints to the police about robberies since we opened.
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She warns her groups about "bicycle gangs" that specialize in grab-and-run robberies.
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Ms. Elliott-Owens seized the moment and encouraged him to confess to the robberies.
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Though robbery complaints are up roughly 10 percent, that represents an additional 46 robberies.
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They get paid in cash, making them a target for robberies, Mr. Gallo said.
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Several armed robberies targeting gold plants have occurred in recent months in South Africa.
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The New York Police Department says it solves robberies close to half the time.
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Robberies from cars in the capital in the same month topped 203 per day.
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The men would then allegedly point a rifle at them and commit the robberies.
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The New Jersey news site reported that the pair also wore hijabs during some robberies.
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Armed robberies were up more than 200% in the last year over the year prior.
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He came into some money when he did the bank robberies and that was it.
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The robberies sent a wave of fear through the Indian-American community in Middlesex County.
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The car was stationed at a crossroads notorious for smash-and-grab robberies on motorists.
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He said the city was at 20-year lows for burglaries, robberies and vehicle thefts.
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This happened six days after Reuters contacted Uber with questions about multiple murders and robberies.
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The agency says that armed robberies and murder can be "common even during daylight hours."
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Assaults were down 13%, robberies declined 27% and rape declined 35%, according to City-Data.com.
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Similarly, in 2013 smartphones were stolen in 51% of robberies, up from 28% in 2009.
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Then you have all these close fights and all these supposed robberies [on the cards].
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The robberies would, many suspect, provide a revenue stream while the country faces crippling sanctions.
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"We have the power in this committee to prevent murders and armed robberies," Heck said.
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The latest spike in robberies may be criminals lining their pockets before an August lull.
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Most of the stranger homicides reviewed for this article appeared to be connected to robberies.
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Just like in Assassin's Creed Syndicate, train robberies were a major concern for English authorities.
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He wasn't a suspect in a series of unsolved rapes or murders or bank robberies.
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All night, he'd prattle on with stories of armed robberies or drug deals gone bad.
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Public assaults and robberies against women are tragically common in Cologne, as elsewhere in Germany.
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Authorities claim he was involved in conspiring to commit armed robberies, drug deals and shootings.
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Boyle confessed to eight robberies in which he'd deprived the banks of more than $2000,22015.
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The police in San Juan reported several robberies on Tuesday, according to El Nuevo Día.
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My brain always visualizes "balaclava" as a mash-up of Greek desserts and bank robberies.
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Most of the robberies have occurred at Hudson City Bank branches in northern New Jersey.
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This is a recipe for violent robberies, ad hoc money laundering or even organized crime.
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There were fewer murders (335) than in 2015 (240), fewer rapes, fewer burglaries, fewer robberies.
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Since then, the police have received 1003 complaints of robberies and sexual assaults, and several rapes.
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They generally involve the most serious offenses: homicide, rape, nonfatal shootings, robberies and other violent crimes.
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United States, and it stems from a 2011 investigation into a series of robberies in Detroit.
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Los Angeles, with its sprawling highways, lends itself to quick bank robberies with easy escape routes.
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In two of the robberies, he was seen fleeing in a white vehicle, WCMH-TV reported .
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The deaths were accompanied by an increase in robberies and the torching of homes and vehicles.
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Police are now reviewing other recent robberies in the city for any connections, and a Feb.
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For four robberies, three of them armed, Vicente was facing a possible total of 97 years.
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During the drive to the station, Derington told Martinez about the string of stash-house robberies.
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Can a group of women really pull off million-dollar robberies like this in real life?
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He said armed robberies of homes had increased because thieves knew residents could not defend themselves.
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In the past few days, the area has experienced a series of killings, kidnappings and robberies.
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That amounts to little more than five reported armed robberies per day in the 16th precinct.
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The robberies all allegedly occurred early in the morning within the city of Burbank, prosecutors added.
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Newspapers have chronicled a wave of crime, from armed robberies to the murder of Muslim clerics.
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The female suspect is wanted in robberies in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee.
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No shots were fired and no one was injured in the robberies, per the judge's document.
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The RCMP's short-term strategy is to focus on drugs, then guns and gangs, then robberies.
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Sometimes workers stood guard over one another to prevent robberies or assaults within the close quarters.
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"I call it one of the biggest highway robberies of all times," attorney Tom Mesereau said.
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They claim to be at a different location from where any of these robberies took place.
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The action was continuous and divided into rounds, or assaltos, which also means "robberies" in Portuguese.
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Robberies have declined 14 percent and burglaries 29 percent, according to police statistics through June 19.
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It is in the southeastern corner of the 48th Precinct, which had 223 robberies through Oct.
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Suspect in the robberies of the Boston Five Cent Savings Bank and the Suburban National Bank.
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The information -- over a range of 127 days -- placed Carpenter in the vicinity of the robberies.
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In Denver, Colorado, alone, there were 34 reported dispensary robberies in the first half of 2019.
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Many of those deaths are the result of robberies, kidnappings, gang disputes, and sometimes police violence.
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The two biggest things I regret are, first, the crimes that I committed, the armed robberies.
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Amid those restrictions, the weapons used in armed robberies often turn out to be toy guns.
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Helen acquires two scary friends who push her toward the bank robberies in which she participates.
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This month alone, Chicago police have reported more than a half-dozen robberies involving the coats.
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We have made arrests in murders, robberies and the on-air assault of a TV reporter.
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"News of vote robberies have come from almost all constituencies," Mr. Hossain told journalists Sunday night.
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He was soon gambling and selling drugs in Harlem; his crimes later escalated to armed robberies.
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No more robberies, no more extortion and no more violence against people living in the neighborhood.
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The records showed that Mr. Carpenter's phone had been nearby when several of the robberies happened.
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Roads controlled by Somali national forces or militias feature many unpredictable fees and robberies are frequent.
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"He let me know that he wants to fix it, the robberies, the killings," she said.
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" Police also said robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts are "at their lowest levels since 2000.
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Violence — robberies in dark tunnels, assaults in crowded dormitories, stabbings in cramped cells — was virtually unavoidable.
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Violent crime — including sexual assault and armed robberies — is "common," according to the department&aposs website.
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Little did he know that police would use cellphone technology to link him to the robberies.
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Last year, there were 71 robberies of cellphone stores in New York City, Chief Shea said.
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I think if they go up to $45,7-Eleven should be prepared for more armed robberies.
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He committed a string of rapes, robberies, and murders before being apprehended and sentenced to death.
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Repeated robberies against foreign tourists, notably Asian tourists, have also added to safety worries, Alliance 46.2 said.
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Three other members of the group have pleaded guilty in connection with the bank robberies, prosecutors say.
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The travel advisory warns of the threat of kidnapping, robberies and mass demonstrations occurring with little notice.
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By then, he was suspected of a string of robberies, assaults and rapes while on the run.
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"We've identified a family of malware that may have been used in recent ATM robberies," said FireEye.
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In between robberies and shootings and private security contracts, I get a warning that around 10 p.m.
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In April of 2011, police arrested Timothy Ivory Carpenter in connection with a string of coordinated robberies.
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Reports of assaults, thefts, and robberies, both within the communities and targeted toward passersby, are not uncommon.
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"These are really robberies by people who are wearing police uniforms," said Maryland US Attorney Rod Rosenstein.
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There are home invasions, robberies, rapist…What if your children or loved ones were threatened this way?
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At the summit everyone complains that security is worsening fast, swapping tales of warehouse robberies and kidnappings.
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The Golden State Killer is thought to be responsible for 12 deaths, 45 rapes and 120 robberies.
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She adds that without the police paying attention there has been an increase in robberies and rape.
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Cripps was also being prosecuted by the Delaware County District Attorney's Office for a string of robberies.
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These robberies involve no violence, which means they are considered misdemeanor offenses in the state of California.
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It's been a strange week for Pokemasters, dealing with armed robberies, dead bodies, and even accidental exercise.
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But for some around Phoenix, Maryvale is better known for its gang violence, drugs and frequent robberies.
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Adam Hicks of the Hulu series Freakish has been arrested on suspicion of committing multiple armed robberies.
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All the robberies happened about the same time of day and employed similar methods, according to authorities.
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Those robberies are believed to be the work of the North Korean hacking group known as Lazarus.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we've reported on many food-related drug smuggling cases and food robberies gone bad.
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The FBI believes the same woman executed five similar robberies last year, including three at Jared locations.
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I think if they go up to $45, 7-Eleven should be prepared for more armed robberies.
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For instance, one posed situation was that a participant's office had gone through a spate of robberies.
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Kemp's alleged accomplice in the robberies, Lewis Jones, 35, has also been charged with the store heists.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family members are far from the only celebrities who've been victim to recent robberies.
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Robberies were down for the first time in a decade—by nearly 30 percent in two years.
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There's a lot of theft and robberies, and also lots of drugs going around at the schools.
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The police received reports about the robberies and were able to apprehend four suspects in the area.
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Travelers are also warned about violent robberies on side streets after dark in neighborhoods in Buenos Aires.
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Robberies are rare because people can't bring much into Antarctica, and there's almost no use for money.
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Those robberies cost the firm at least $11.5 million between 2016 and 2018, according to the documents.
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His would-be assassins were later killed by Kenyan police after they committed a string of robberies.
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In Aurora, a suburb with 19 operating pot shops, 18 burglaries and robberies have occurred since 2014.
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Milan is the wealthiest city in Italy, making it a regular target for robberies and serial crimes.
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LEO WISE: So ultimately there were, we found over 25 — this is Leo Wise — over 13 robberies.
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Collins, 28, was on the state's most wanted list for allegedly committing a series of armed robberies.
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They dealt with when certain robberies qualify as a "violent felony" under the Armed Career Criminal Act.
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His first felony conviction — on federal charges of masterminding four nationwide bank robberies — came in March 1967.
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In 1974, he was sentenced to prison for bank robberies in connection with the Red Army Faction.
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Robberies, murders and burglaries all declined from last year, though assaults and motor vehicle thefts rose slightly.
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I was also responsible for doing knifepoint robberies on drunks that staggered down those streets by mistake.
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The gang suspected in the attack is known for other targeted robberies in Buenos Aires, police said.
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"This business environment is an invitation to tax fraud, robberies, money laundering, and organized crime," they added.
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That's also why Cardi's past robberies are unlikely to slow her down now: They fit her image.
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Her killing stunned the city and evoked a bygone era when violent robberies and murders were commonplace.
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The petitioner, Timothy Carpenter, was one of two defendants convicted for his role in a series of armed robberies in Michigan and Ohio, based in part on 127 days of CSLI data that placed him between ½ and 2 miles from the robberies around the time they were committed.
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Kemp, and Lewis, 35, allegedly worked together to carry out the string of robberies, which began in April.
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During the same period, there were just 29 robberies in Hong Kong, while London saw more than 12,500.
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Police say Fitzgerald and Harper are wanted for at least two other robberies reported to police on Sunday.
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It's also generally used for tackling homicides, rapes, robberies, and non-criminal activity like driving without a license.
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Authorities also say Ferreira Cruz, 25, is wanted by New Jersey authorities for two armed robberies in 2017.
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It is not known whether any of the robberies, including the two attacks on Bangladesh banks, are related.
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There was a method to the robberies: One crew member, usually a woman, would knock on the door.
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The tracker systems make drivers behave more professionally, and he believes they will help prevent robberies on board.
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The classic example: if someone knows when you're home and when you're away, robberies become a bit easier.
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What followed was a spree of abductions, home invasions and robberies across Alabama, Georgia and Florida, officials said.
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A former Disney star has been arrested for his alleged role in a string of armed street robberies.
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Police are unsure if the robberies were committed by the same suspects or if the incidents are unrelated.
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Sadly, beatings, robberies, and on some occasions, even machete attacks are not uncommon in this line of work.
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Data showed that Williams hung up on thousands of calls, including reports of homicides, robberies and speeding vehicles.
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North Carolina's News & Observer also revealed Wallace was a U.S. Navy veteran who committed robberies for drug money.
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Surveillance cameras had tied him and three other suspects to a spree of vehicle robberies, according to reports.
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Five of the six robberies have happened since August, the latest in Mebane, North Carolina, on December 30.
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The former college players are accused of allegedly committing the spate of robberies around Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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The FBI keyed in on Kemp after analyzing records from cellphone towers near the sites of the robberies.
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The purpose of STRESS was to reduce robberies, they insisted, and the unit had been a resounding success.
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"It was a change from going into a courtroom and hearing about wrecks, rapes and robberies," he said.
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Interior Ministry officials said he was expelled from law school and had a long criminal record, including robberies.
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In the years since the Fontainebleau heist, the robberies have continued throughout Europe—sometimes in daring, cinematic fashion.
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The city currently suffers from an intense crime wave that has included multiple shootings, stabbings, muggings, and robberies.
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He was originally arrested in 2007 for a number of armed robberies on phone shops across St. Peterburg.
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Some truckers now hire armed escorts to travel alongside them, as robberies doubled in 2017 to nearly 3,000.
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But at this particular time, the FBI was hyper-focused on potential bank robberies in this particular town.
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A long list of kidnappings, robberies, rapes and murders, each distinguished by its own unique form of cruelty.
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He's accused of a string of robberies, rapes and killings committed across California in the 21973s and 21974s.
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"These are really simply robberies by people wearing police uniforms," U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein told a news conference.
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There were nearly 11,000 street robberies in June, an 81 percent increase from the same month last year.
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Security has emerged as a top concern after a string of killings, kidnappings and robberies in recent days.
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Cases run the gamut: investment swindles, child abuse, sex crimes, oil spills, animal cruelty, public corruption, bank robberies.
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Don Deason, VP of Sales for Blue Line Technology, claims his company's platform has significantly reduced cannabis robberies.
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The system is also used to deter robberies and mass shootings in convenience stores, schools, and office buildings.
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Prosecutors used the evidence, along with more conventional information, in their successful prosecution of Carpenter of six robberies.
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In 2013, his office brought federal racketeering charges against 26 men responsible for numerous murders, shootings, and robberies.
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Both of these companies allegedly sold their devices specifically to criminals, and Ennetcom facilitated violent robberies and assassinations.
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Rapes and robberies were down in a majority of big cities from the same period last year, too.
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Using a person's smartphone's location data, the app shares incidents that occur nearby such as robberies or fires.
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Lewis served an initial jail term and went on to commit armed robberies and be charged with murder.
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Because they've often been linked to young black men, these robberies have fostered debates about race and class.
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One of those cases concerned Derrick Penn, 37, who was accused of committing three armed robberies in 2013.
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In "The Great Chinese Art Heist," in GQ, Alex Palmer walks us through these "Mission Impossible"-style robberies.
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That data from Detroit resident Timothy Ivory Carpenter's cellphone helped convict him for a series of armed robberies.
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In 1968, he got a job at The Associated Press in New York, covering robberies, murders and riots.
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The case began with the investigation of a series of armed robberies in southeastern Michigan and northwestern Ohio.
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Shawn Seymour, then 19, had been arrested after a series of armed robberies in Bloomington and Monroe County.
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According to prosecutors in the southernmost states of Chiapas and Tabasco, these robberies and assaults are fairly common.
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Some businesses opposed the bill in early hearings, saying that going cashless streamlined their operations and deterred robberies.
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German media reported similar sex attacks and robberies on a smaller scale in 12 of Germany's 2013 states.
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One day, two robberies several blocks apart took place in a span of seven minutes in Sunnyside, Queens.
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He had done so many robberies in the area that his arrest was written up in the newspapers.
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There were fires in a national park, a flood in India, a spree of robberies across the river.
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The security was a reminder that over the years, Tiffany has had its share of headline-making robberies.
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Murders and gang robberies are down almost 20 percent from a year earlier, and riots by 13 percent.
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Dixie Mafia members also have been known to operate strip clubs, gambling rings, major robberies, and drug deals.
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In the first half of the year, police recorded just 44 robberies — or about one every four days.
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The Traveling Bandit has covered more than 3,200 miles in a string of robberies that started on Dec.
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He was eager to continue investigating a pattern of robberies with his supervisor, Sergeant Gorman, the police said.
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In Carpenter's case, investigators had a confession from one of the participants in the string of armed robberies.
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Be mindful of your wallet and valuables in La Boca — tourists are known to be targets for robberies.
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Black teens in particular were the focus of news reports about robberies and murders related to expensive sportswear.
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Rich the Kid still subscribes to the mantra "if ya got it, flaunt it" ... armed robberies be dammed.
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PEOPLE confirms Graham is currently serving a five-year prison sentence for a string of five separate armed robberies.
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"I call that settlement agreement one of the biggest highway robberies of all time," defense attorney Thomas Mesereau said.
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The huge stash of artifacts is believed to have been assembled over the course of at least 2000 robberies.
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Rio's law enforcement is still responsible for preventing the rest of the robberies that give Rio a bad reputation.
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And it had higher rates of aggravated assault and robberies than the majority of Boston neighborhoods as of 2015.
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Mason was sought in connection with two bank robberies and shootings in the Denver area in September and November.
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Nearly 600 dispensary robberies have been reported in Denver since recreational pot was legalized in Colorado three years ago.
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Ryan had pleaded guilty in 2009 to eight bank robberies over eight months, according to the Globe and Mail.
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According to the FBI, Timothy Ivory Carpenter and Timothy Sanders, two 29-year-olds from Detroit, orchestrated the robberies.
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All the officers are charged with racketeering conspiracy for robberies and extortion while part of the gun-crime unit.
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For instance, nearly 600 dispensary robberies have been reported in Denver since recreational marijuana was legalized three years ago.
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Lily's salon was a few blocks from the high street where armed robberies rarely made even the local news.
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He'd actually chosen Rockford in part because it was, as police say, "busy" with robberies, opioids, prostitution, and theft.
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Police in O'Fallon, Missouri, on Sunday said they are investigating a string of armed robberies targeting Pokémon Go players.
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It's much easier to do that than other types of robberies if they could sell it and monetize it.
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Each scene includes a key point — like "Murders, Robberies, Shootings Down Dramatically" — with "De Blasio Record" written below each.
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A satirical short film by French artists imagined what would happen (armed robberies?) if all the butter ran out.
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Lee is an alleged mob associate (hence Drita's TV gig) who's done time for bank robberies and other crimes.
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He had a long criminal record, with 27 convictions, mostly for robberies and assaults, in France, Germany and Switzerland.
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" He said he had "stupidly agreed" to commit the robberies, and he wanted to apologize, "especially to my sons.
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He eventually ended up in prison for several years, following a series of robberies for money to buy drugs.
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United States, arose from armed robberies of Radio Shacks and other stores in the Detroit area starting in 2010.
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Mr. Halprin and six other men carried out a string of robberies after escaping from prison in December 2000.
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The agency says that home invasions, armed robberies, sexual assaults, and homicides are common — even at all-inclusive resorts.
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The number of acid attacks has increased in Britain in recent years, linked to robberies and gang-related violence.
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Mr. Brooker had been convicted of armed robberies in Florida two decades earlier, for which he served 10 years.
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From 2011 to 2013, the group pulled in roughly $20 million per year in robberies, ransoms and fuel taxes.
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Robberies, felony assaults and shootings also rose modestly in 22019, while the number of rapes and subway crimes declined.
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An alleged member of the Mexican mafia was accused of committing a series of robberies in Contra Costa County.
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He said that in the future, ImpactMatters will ask shelters for information about problems such as robberies and fights.
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Suspect carried a black bag during the robberies In a series of documents, authorities described how the suspect operated.
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One of the biggest bank robberies of all time has shown what could be the next front in cyberwarfare.
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But the man declined to help, saying the police had failed to help him after he reported three robberies.
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Professor McCrie said the answer was partly that the F.B.I. had not made bank robberies a priority for decades.
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I've heard plenty of horror stories about those good old days, of brutal rapes, robberies, forced servitude and deadly betrayals.
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Subsequently, he was identified as the prime suspect in five alleged armed robberies in Montgomery, Ozark, Troy and Prattville, Alabama.
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He's a former gang member from Miami who did 12 years in Florida state prison for attempted murders and robberies.
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According to the federal affidavit, Kemp brandished a handgun during robberies that have been reported as far back as April.
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The FBI said it suspected them in two other similar suburban bank robberies, the Associated Press reported at the time.
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In the last three years, Rochester has seen an increase in crimes against immigrants, including robberies, assaults and a murder.
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Usually the attacks are hijackings or kidnapping of crew members for ransom, or are robberies to steal gas or oil.
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Burbank Police said they were led to Hicks's home while investigating a string of armed robberies in the hillside community.
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ISGS is predominantly self-funded through kidnapping ransoms, localized robberies and the smuggling of items such as cigarettes and drugs.
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Federal prosecutors helped place him near several of the robberies using "cell site location information" obtained from his wireless carrier.
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After all, on the very first day of filming, Alexis was arrested for her role in the "Bling Ring" robberies.
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The locations of muggings and robberies are also analysed, because many terrorists finance themselves from the proceeds of such crime.
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"These are really robberies by people who are wearing police uniforms," said then-Maryland US Attorney Rod Rosenstein in March.
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Another study linked business improvement districts around Los Angeles with lower rates of robberies and violent crimes in those neighborhoods.
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After a series of bank robberies in North Carolina, Sampson returned to his native Massachusetts and began picking off victims.
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But obtaining goods at those prices requires waiting in long lines that are increasingly the site of robberies or lootings.
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According to a federal affidavit, Kemp brandished a handgun during robberies that have been reported as far back as April.
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That's what we've all learned following two back-to-back robberies at a Las Vegas Lelo warehouse over the weekend.
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Grandon was photographed with Oscar Walls; the pair posed dramatically after their arrest in Kansas for a spree of robberies.
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The Hong Kong police recorded a 25% rise in the number of cabin robberies in 2015, with 60 reported incidents.
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A federal agent testified that those points placed him near four of the robbery locations during the robberies in question.
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One category, robberies, was up more than 265 percent this year while assaults were flat and grand larcenies had declined.
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After the flurry of sexual assaults and robberies in Cologne on New Year's Eve, however, far-right groups claimed vindication.
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It was the latest incident in a series of robberies that have hit visitors since the Olympics opened on Friday.
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" The Red Commando used revolutionary terms to describe its activities: Robberies became "expropriations," and a gang became a "liberation group.
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The police routinely release photographs from security cameras of suspects in bank robberies, but there were no photos this time.
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The man was suspected of 14 robberies before he met Phil Chiolo, the Staten Island resident who made him famous.
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In other areas, residents were resistant to leaving, fearful of abandoning belongings and their homes, in part because of robberies.
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The rate of property crimes has fallen by nearly half since 1997, led by far fewer automobile thefts and robberies.
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On its surface, "Red Dead Redemption 2" is a cowboy game about six-shooters, robberies, and living outside the law.
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Nigeria has for years been plagued by corruption and forms of banditry ranging from armed robberies to kidnapping for ransom.
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He'd been imprisoned twice before, but at the time my father was a fugitive, evading arrest for two armed robberies.
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By age 13, he split his time between playing ball and committing robberies to help finance a growing drug empire.
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They were generally used for the most serious offenses, like murders, rapes, shootings and robberies, and sometimes for lesser crimes.
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Homicides, rapes, and robberies carried out with a gun, respectively, took 24.4, 53, and 25 percent less time as well.
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After one of the robberies in Hackney, a man was left with facial injuries described by police as life-changing.
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The charges and convictions included more than 28500 homicides, 6900 robberies, 2628,28503 sexual offenses, 22020,000 weapons offenses and 3,500 assaults.
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"As a result, they sit on large pools of cash that make them a magnet for violent robberies," said Rep.
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It had six times fewer homicides last year than New York, seven times fewer burglaries and 88 times fewer robberies.
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In the first year, they logged roughly 28 online robberies, 25 of which involved a weapon, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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He added that investigations into bank robberies have a high closure rate — upward of 70 percent — compared with other crimes.
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" Derrick Penn, 37, said being jailed in 2014 on charges of committing three armed robberies was "like being in hell.
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But robberies are still rising and most are not even reported due to the arduous bureaucratic process involved, Sensitech says.
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The case the court decided today dealt with Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted of participating in a string of robberies in 2010 and 2011 — a conviction based partly on data from Carpenter's cell phone providers, which showed that his phone pinged cell towers near the sites of the robberies at the times they occurred.
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None were registered as living in Cologne, and four are now in custody for robberies committed during the New Year's events.
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He has been linked to bank robberies in La Verne, Pasadena, Claremont and Santa Clarita, according to an FBI news release.
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He is accused of being an accessory in two of the bank robberies and in the 2001 bomb attack in Cologne.
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Rodent robberies have increased over the past year, with the squirrels sometimes coming in twice a day to swipe a snack.
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Earlier in July, five acid attacks were carried out in just 72 minutes during a string of robberies in northeast London.
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Detectives believe that the robber is a suspected serial bank robber wanted in connection with two robberies from 2015 and 2016.
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They say the suspects, who had a handgun, have now been connected to a series of armed robberies in the area.
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Woman suspected in 6 jewelry store robberies, FBI says CNN's Kevin Bohn, Faith Karimi and Mariano Castillo contributed to this report.
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He was also charged with additional armed robberies, each involving a female victim that he met through ads placed on Craigslist.
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Hicks was arrested "was arrested yesterday afternoon in connection with a string of armed street robberies that occurred yesterday morning," Sgt.
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Jones was named as a second suspect in the cases and was charged in connection with the jewelry robberies on Monday.
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A new uniform concept for Apple employees introduced by Apple's senior VP of retail might be to blame for the robberies.
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"These are really robberies by people who are wearing police uniforms," then-Maryland US Attorney Rod Rosenstein said at the time.
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Analysts have said the robberies were often part of a profitable criminal enterprise exploited by some of Mexico's most notorious cartels.
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In 2016, 623 cars were stolen, 170 robberies were reported, and the police logged 398 aggravated assaults — the most this century.
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The namesake of the case is Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted of a string of armed robberies in 2010 and 2011.
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They killed at least 10 people and staged violent robberies of banks and police arsenals and three jailbreaks, the FBI says.
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And Cartier sunglasses are reportedly so coveted in Detroit that they, too, have been tied to violent robberies — going back decades.
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Robberies in 2018 were also down by nearly 8 percent from the previous year, and shooting incidents decreased by 4 percent.
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But the smashed storefronts from robberies that occurred in the aftermath of the storm have created a different kind of crisis.
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The robberies were timed precisely to the truck workers' meal stops, which led the police to believe they were inside jobs.
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Escaping often, he committed burglaries, auto thefts and armed robberies, landing in between in juvenile detention centers and eventually federal reformatories.
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Many are crimes of passion; many others accompany robberies, sexual assaults or disputes inside the drug trade or other criminal enterprises.
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Many of the drivers slept in their cars to prevent robberies, braving the frigid weather at an altitude of 7,500 feet.
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In Britain, London specifically, gangs use acid attacks on their enemies and acid is also used as a weapon in robberies.
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He also said that robberies were "relatively infrequent" on West 47th Street despite a high concentration of jewelers in the area.
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He also said that robberies were "relatively infrequent" on West 47th Street despite a high concentration of jewelers in the area.
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And he noted the support that precinct squads got from centralized units focusing on robberies, gangs or grand larcenies, for example.
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Violent crime — including sexual assault and armed robberies — is "common" in the country of 56 million, the department&aposs website claims.
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In most of those robberies, investigators said, Mr. Watson brought along a laundry bag to use to carry off his haul.
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Jim Marshall, a spokesman at the F.B.I.'s field office in Miami, said no one has been injured in the robberies.
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Russia's cyber capabilities can now be used for just about everything, ranging from digital bank robberies to tampering with critical infrastructure.
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According to affidavits in those cases, he told police the robberies were fueled by his addiction to Xanax, heroin, and other drugs.
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Rising crime in Sri Lanka, including gang-related killings, narcotics, robberies and sex crimes have led to a public outcry for executions.
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He is wanted back home for a series of gang robberies targeting post offices last year, according to local Russian court documents.
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"They committed robberies together, now they'll go to jail together," Suffolk County Police Commissioner Timothy Sini said during a press conference Sunday.
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The case involves Timothy Carpenter, who was arrested for being part of a sting of Radio Shack robberies in Michigan and Ohio.
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Yet almost none of the 13% increase—which includes jumps in stalking, robberies and sex offences—has anything to do with terrorism.
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Robbin' season refers to an actual period of time in Atlanta, the city, right before the holidays where theft and robberies increase.
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Amnesty said conditions at the transit centers were unsafe, adding that police had failed to investigate robberies and assaults against some refugees.
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The FBI Charlotte division said Baez and an accomplice identified as Alexis Morales, 38, were arrested in connection with the four robberies.
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Photo courtesy of Eva Kolodziejski From train robberies to slinging six shooters, Stan Simon & The Hotel Bible has probably done it all.
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When Canizalez was caught, cops say he was wearing a Spiderman mask -- just as he was during some of the alleged robberies.
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Abigail Lee Kemp, 24, has been charged with conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats or violence in connection with the robberies.
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The case involves Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted in a series of robberies based on information found in his cell phone records.
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Bolsonaro's hardline rhetoric on crime garnered early support from Brazil's farm belt, where booming plantations are threatened by land invasions and robberies.
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A string of robberies and multiple sightings of the men have been reported since their escape, but they still haven't been found.
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Only a couple of weeks before Christmas in 2010, a series of robberies hit Detroit, other parts of Michigan, and neighboring Ohio.
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In 1950, the FBI had 6,85033 agents working mostly bank robberies, stolen-car cases, check-kiting cases and occasional kidnappings and extortions.
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Terrorist attacks, mass shootings, hostage taking, violent bank robberies -- these are crimes in which perpetrators are typically heavily armed, often tactically armed.
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James Fulton, a veteran law enforcement officer who is more accustomed to solving drug crimes, sexual assaults, robberies — and homicides with corpses.
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That's because cartels have banned street robberies in other areas of the city so criminals have started operating in busy nightlife areas.
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Year-to-date, robberies and auto thefts have declined 14%, and overall crime is down 12% throughout the city, according to police.
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The police strike over pay has left a security vacuum and led to rampant assaults, robberies and looting, often in broad daylight.
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The concern was that there were robberies in that area by gang members and cops were worried the rappers were easy targets.
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More recently, the group has been tied to an international string of digital bank robberies that netted hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Company: ActuateWhat it does: Actuate sells cloud software that can be used with existing security cameras to help stop shootings or robberies.
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During one of the robberies, the thief punched an elderly woman as he ran away with her fish in a sloshing bucket.
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But this year the festivities were marred by mass robberies, the looting of stores and shootouts between the police and drug gangs.
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By last July the "Straw Hat Bandit" was a suspect in nearly a dozen bank robberies in a roughly 30-mile radius.
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He was also confounded by the report's mockery of the department's crackdowns on dice games, a frequent target of robberies and shootings.
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Convicted of a series of bank robberies in Nebraska, he spent a decade in federal prison, where he began writing legal appeals.
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United States, No. 16-402, arose from armed robberies of Radio Shacks and other stores in the Detroit area starting in 2010.
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Sweden's banks have cut back on cash in part for safety reasons after a rash of violent robberies in the mid-2000s.
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"In all the robberies, the suspect wore all black clothing, black or blue gloves, and a 'scream' mask," according to the poster.
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She had developed a dependency on oxycodone and was said to have participated in petty robberies, though no charges were ever filed.
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Robberies, for example, went down until 216, but then increased in 225 and 2011 when the most stop and frisks were done.
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In court this month, Mr. Hernandez detailed his involvement in "robberies, assaults, drugs" and laid out the inner workings of the gang.
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There were fewer murders, rapes, robberies, burglaries and grand larcenies in 2016, but felony assaults rose to 21,21, from 2417,2565 in 22015.
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Recently, the police said, several teenagers were arrested in connection with robberies in the area, but officials did not provide additional details.
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Murders and robberies, while not near American crime rates, have surged to their highest levels in a decade in England and Wales.
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Police have arrested about 300 Rohingya in cases involving killings, robberies and abductions in the camps since the August influx, Tutul said.
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Rodriguez also is a suspect in the robbery, shooting and wounding of a Metro bus driver and two home-invasion robberies, investigators said.
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The man was believed by Giallanzo to have been behind multiple robberies of Festa's drug-dealing and loan-sharking operation, court papers state.
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A YEAR after one of the most spectacular robberies of modern times, the authorities in Bangladesh are still trying to crack the case.
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In Missouri, police are investigating what they believe to be a string of armed robberies that targeted Pokémon Go players over the weekend.
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The problem was that criminals were using a newfangled invention, the motor car, to carry out robberies faster than the police could respond.
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His boss Doc, played by Kevin Spacey, is on a hot streak with a string of successful—and extremely risky—daytime bank robberies.
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Although many reports of crimes being committed via Pokémon Go have been overblown, there have been a few robberies and a car accident.
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The gang killed at least 10 people and staged violent robberies of banks and police arsenals and three jailbreaks, according to the FBI.
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The pricey lycra leggings have been the target of robberies across California, which police believe may be the work of one brazen gang.
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The five worst states for robberies in ascending order were North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Florida and California, where 7,532 bikes were stolen.
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Police believe he's pulled 3 other armed home robberies, and he's been charged with more than 15 counts ... including robbery and sexual battery.
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While these claims have yet to be verified, massive grocery lines, looting, and robberies for food have become widespread, according to numerous reports.
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He started his life of crime at 13, carrying out street robberies and selling cannabis with his friend to fellow pupils after school.
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It told companies operating in the United States they could face harassment from U.S. law enforcement and cited gun violence, robberies and thefts.
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They found that MMLs were linked to a 12.5 percent decrease in violent crime—homicides, aggravated assaults, and robberies—in states bordering Mexico.
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This was one of the biggest-ever bank robberies, but it could have been worse: $850m of the bogus transfer requests were blocked.
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In all the robberies, the suspects "dressed similarly" to Apple employees, walking directly to the drawers where brand-new, unlocked iPhones were stored.
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But, according to Howard Finkelstein, a local public defender, the anti-masking laws were meant to stop the Klu Klux Klan and robberies.
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Though bank robberies are perhaps more rare then they used to be in New York City, elaborate schemes still command attention and fascination.
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In 2014, the Place Vendôme, one of the most fashionable squares in Paris, was hit by a series of smash-and-grab robberies.
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Reeves plays Johnny Utah, an F.B.I. agent who embeds with a gang of surfers that may be involved in a string of robberies.
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The group, called the Order, carried out armed robberies and assassinations, including the 1984 killing of a Jewish talk show host in Denver.
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Three of the robberies took place in January and February of last year, and three of them occurred last month, the FBI said.
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In surveillance camera footage taken during the second and third robberies, the robber appeared to be wearing the same crimson and yellow hat.
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Ms. Martinez and Ms. Cheung said they were forbidden by the judge to bring up the other robberies in front of the jury.
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Khiel, who was now 25, committed other robberies that month too, and his mother eventually found a stolen credit card in his room.
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That precinct was one of five in Queens and another in Brooklyn that were in the midst of a wave of commercial robberies.
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For every 100 patients on methadone per year, there were 12 fewer robberies, 57 fewer break-and-enters and 56 fewer auto thefts.
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Francisco Alejandro Mendez, 18, had been arrested on May 1, three days after the shooting, accused of committing a series of aggravated robberies.
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At the hearing Detective Vincent Signoretti alleged that the 13 year old and two other suspects went to the park to commit robberies.
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In part, this stemmed from an informal ban on gold, prompted by a string of robberies that had made the club especially rowdy.
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Some protesters suspect police are turning a blind eye to robberies to reinforce Hong Kong government arguments that protests are damaging the city.
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Robberies or assaults are supposed to get attention within an hour if the offender has left, yet they can go unanswered for days.
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Truckers covering Mexico's vast territory often move in convoys to reduce the risk of robberies, which in 211 almost doubled to nearly 11,20163.
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But the authorities maintain he traveled quite widely, logging over 3,103 miles as he carried out at least seven robberies in three weeks.
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Who's involved: The case involves a man named Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted in a series of armed robberies in Ohio and Michigan.
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A group of violent robbers who were allegedly brutalizing Los Angelinos in a series of cellphone robberies has been busted ... TMZ has learned.
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" In 2900, evaluating a similar type case on the merits, where the two robberies at issue netted only a case of beer, a carton of cigarettes and $220006 in cash from two businesses, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit – a Court not traditionally known for bending over backwards to advance defendants' rights (and, in fact, true to form, did not reverse the convictions at issue), nevertheless wrote: "the Hobbs Act was intended to address offenses with a broad impact on interstate commerce, as opposed to local robberies normally prosecuted under state law, especially petty robberies or extortions.
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Because of an editing error, the article also misstated the given name for one of the two Brink's guards killed in the 1981 robberies.
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The people killed during the robberies were two police officers, Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady, and two Brink's guards, Peter Paige and William Moroney.
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"Recently, shootings, robberies and theft have occurred frequently in the U.S.," the ministry said on its website in Chinese, according to a CNBC translation.
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As well as being charged with complicity in the murders, she is also on trial over two bombings in Cologne and 15 bank robberies.
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Tourism professionals also say negative perceptions about France have been fuelled by violent street protests this year as well as robberies targeting Asian visitors.
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The two robberies, and three others committed in Jackson at the time, had similar patterns and evidence showed the same gun had been used.
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Fear added to Rodriguez's hopelessness: Her story of three robberies at gunpoint is a familiar one in a country awash with drugs and gangs.
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These cases are not the first crimes related to Pokémon Go, as authorities have reported robberies and assaults, among other incidents, across the nation.
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The concern, cops said, was that there were robberies in that area by gang members and cops were worried the rappers were easy targets.
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Although most victims of acid attacks worldwide are women, most victims in Britain are men, with cases often linked to robberies or gang violence.
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From July 2015 to June 2016 – the year before Duterte launched his campaign - Station 6 recorded 1,129 major crimes, including murders, rapes and robberies.
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From hunting and exploring the wild frontier or committing bank and train robberies, your gamer will be transported directly back to the Old West.
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From hunting and exploring the wild frontier or committing bank and train robberies, your gamer will be transported directly back to the Old West.
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He could get captured on tape committing a string of bank robberies and I would still swear that no one ever had such integrity.
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"In recent days, there have been incidents of gun violence, robberies and thefts in the United States," China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism said.
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The game has also been blamed for injuries and robberies of distracted users in some countries, prompting authorities to warn gamers to play responsibly.
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As reported by Caroline Haskins, this job involves curating local "crime" posts that inform people about shootings, robberies, and fires in their area. 5.
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When a spate of car robberies is reported in Mumbai, it is up to Sunny and his superhuman nose to sniff out the culprits.
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When one precinct captain noticed a lot of robberies of appliances from houses under construction, officers were instructed to keep track of building schedules.
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While surging on the mobile app charts, Pokémon Go has already been reportedly responsible for a slew of personal injuries, as well as robberies.
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Emmy Rossum's $150,000 loss is the latest in a recent string of celebrity robberies that make us think: could the Bling Ring be back?
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Neiers continues to deny her involvement in The Bling Ring robberies, but was sentenced to 180 days in jail for her role in them.
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The case was brought by the ACLU on behalf of two men who were arrested after a string of robberies in Michigan and Ohio.
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He recounted how, when he first became commissioner, there were only two statistics the department tracked day to day: robberies and red-light enforcement.
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Between 1993 and 2009, European police searched for a serial criminal who was linked to six murders and numerous robberies through crime scene DNA.
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They arrested Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted of multiple counts related to the robberies and sentenced to more than a hundred years in prison.
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The FBI says Dillinger's gang killed 10 people as they pulled off a bloody string of bank robberies across the Midwest in the 1930s.
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In 210, there were 22014 reported robberies with a gun that occurred within a quarter-mile of the street corner where Rich was shot.
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On July 29, a Belgian court convicted Mr. Kriket in absentia of financing a jihadist recruitment network with proceeds from robberies and other crimes.
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"Many cannabis robberies are inside jobs," said Matthew Heyl of Helix Security, a Denver company that provides surveillance products and services to cannabis businesses.
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Chekatt was known to European authorities, as he spent considerable time in prison for a series of criminal charges including robberies across several countries.
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Listen, it is a sad reality that robberies happen all the time and everywhere — all over the world, to rich people and to poor.
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The notice also said robberies and burglaries were common in the United States, and warned Chinese tourists to be cautious of "suspicious" people there.
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John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security, said Wednesday at a news conference that no actual guns had been used in robberies last year.
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In 2000, when he was 260, his father went to prison for a series of bank robberies and the family moved to Southern California.
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A string of armed robberies has led to what could be the most important case on electronic privacy to go before the Supreme Court.
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In another, a group of young men threatened to attack another man whom they believed had cooperated with detectives investigating a string of robberies.
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The year before, unable to hold down a job, the elder Carmine Carini, with others, had committed a series of robberies on Staten Island.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Muggings, armed robberies and confrontations during Carnival celebrations in Rio de Janeiro are underscoring the deteriorating security situation in the city.
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After we flipped one of his criminal associates, we learned that the subject also had engineered a string of armed robberies and a murder.
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Year after year, irrespective of the actions of courts and prisons, the number of murders, rapes, and robberies reached almost exactly the same total.
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But yesterday, the Police Department shared data showing that reported shootings, robberies and some other serious crimes increased last month compared with January 230.
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They asked me repeatedly if I had any knowledge about the robberies, and I kept saying no, but they insisted I fit their description.
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According to the indictment, Nine Trey allegedly carried out armed robberies, shootings that targeted rival gangs and trafficked drugs such as heroin and fentanyl.
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The department said the double-digit drop in homicides and shootings was accompanied by 20-year lows in robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts.
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Prince William County Police Chief Barry Barnard said there may be a link between this heist and three other recent robberies in the area.
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An estimated 8.3% of robberies occur at gas stations and convenience stores each year, according to research from the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing.
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After 23 robberies in a single week in August, police conducted a three-day sweep in downtown which led to 16 arrests, Elder said.
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The 16 suspects were arrested in connection to multiple robberies that occurred within blocks of each other over a four-week period, according Elder.
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The Dillinger gang killed at least 10 people and staged violent robberies of banks and police arsenals and three jailbreaks, according to the FBI.
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Last year, killings and violent robberies increased substantially, a dynamic that gave Mr. Lacalle Pou a useful line of attack against the Broad Front.
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The defendants were convicted of organizing a string of robberies in the Detroit area where they served as lookouts by parking near the stores.
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The number of reported murders, rapes and robberies in New York is lower now than it was a year ago, city officials announced yesterday.
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In the years following the Purdue case, Judge Stephens watched the wreckage of opioid addiction flow through McDowell County Circuit Court: burglaries, robberies, assaults.
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Police said the brothers were known to them as suspects in earlier robberies, and had lived with the mother at the Jungle last year.
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In September 2017 the state put Gary Otte to death for the 1992 murders of two people during robberies over two days in suburban Cleveland.
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The city in the game is full of robberies, purse snatchings, false alarms, domestic murders, and the slow, steaming simmer of a pending race war.
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The culture thrives in the face of a rash of scams, robberies and violence that often provoke hard questions about whether materialism has run amok.
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Bolsonaro's hardline rhetoric on crime has also inspired grassroots organizing in the midwest region, where prosperous farms are threatened by land invasions and increasing robberies.
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Two civilians, one police officer, five guards and nine suspects were killed in this year&aposs robberies and another 93 people were injured, Pillay said.
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"I wanted to quit, but after I recovered and could still see clips of robberies on social media, I hit the road again," he said.
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Local media have reported on shoot-outs, robberies or murders that take place there, often believed to be over gold or access to rich deposits.
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And since 2013, Indiana has had the dubious distinction of leading the nation in pharmacy robberies, beating even California, which has six times its population.
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About 3.1 million people in the US were victims of violent crimes, rapes, robberies, and assaults in 2017, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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She was part of a task force investigating a series of violent, drug-related robberies, one of which involved an allegation of attempted sexual assault.
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For years, the New York Police Department has tried to stop robberies before they might happen by intervening in the lives of some young offenders.
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The book presented charts, using data that Chief Jaffe said she provided, that suggested the program was responsible for steep declines in robberies in Brownsville.
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Four people were arrested in Missouri for multiple armed robberies after authorities said they appeared to have targeted victims using the new "Pokémon Go" game.
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A handful of agencies only gave us data for "nonfatal shooting" incidents — a designation that could include rapes, robberies, and assaults where shots were fired.
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Police said the suspected robberies began Wednesday morning with a 52-year-old man who was walking in the Burbank area about 5:2383 a.m.
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While authorities were investigating the first incident, three more armed robberies took place within minutes of each other in the Burbank hillside community, police said.
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Once inside, authorities detained Hicks and Tamburo, who they believe are the suspects in the robberies, with Tamburo as the alleged getaway driver for Hicks.
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Timothy Carpenter was a robbery suspect arrested in connection with a string of armed robberies of RadioShack and T-Mobile stores in Michigan in 2011.
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Martinez died of cancer in June 2014 at a prison in Spokane Washington, where he was serving life for robberies and two other unrelated rapes.
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He moved to Spokane and later that year was sentenced to life in prison after committing numerous robberies and two other additional rapes, authorities said.
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"We're certainly looking into this to see if we can make the connection to any other similar robberies, as we always do," Chief Conry said.
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In 2015, it had 60 homicides, 98 rapes and 809 robberies, among the highest rates of violent crime for a U.S. city of its size.
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He'd heard about the practice at other bureaus and started it as his office in Cincinnati, which often investigated more than 130 robberies every year.
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President Michel Temer ordered the military response in February after muggings and robberies were caught on camera in affluent parts of Rio during Carnival celebrations.
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The majority of the suspects are reportedly seasoned criminals known by French police, largely for crimes such as armed robberies and drug and counterfeit trafficking.
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In another opinion Kethledge rejected a Fourth Amendment claim from two defendants who were convicted of several robberies based on records from their wireless carriers.
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Nigerian police last month asked him to answer questions over allegations that he financed a criminal gang that carried out a spate of armed robberies.
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According to his indictment, obtained by TMZ, Tekashi and his crew conspired to commit a slew of crimes, including drug deals, armed robberies and shootings.
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Mujica, now 83, was a leader of the Tupamaros guerrilla movement that carried out robberies, political kidnappings and bombings against the government in the 1970s.
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Opposition legislators on Tuesday filed a complaint with the state prosecutors' office against the police and the National Guard in relation to the alleged robberies.
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But not without reminding New Yorkers that, under his leadership, reported crime dropped 33 percent, homicides declined 49 percent, and subway robberies fell 76 percent.
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Since 2011, they have been suspected of involvement in robberies in which more than 370,000 euros have been stolen from supermarkets and money transfer stores.
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Cash creates temptation for employee theft, robberies or unauthorized discounts, compelling stores to invest in even greater security, which states already require at great expense.
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The FBI said Baez carried a "distinctive" pink handbag in two of the robberies and wore yoga pants, tank tops, and a navy baseball hat.
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They have linked him to three killings, a home invasion, robberies and an assault of a city bus driver between July 9 and July 16.
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The Dominican Republic has one of the highest murder rates in the world, with most homicides committed during robberies, according to the U.S. State Department.
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I'm sure he learned just how much more money he could have been making with just one robbery, and how to spread [the robberies] out.
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Early in the case, Brooklyn prosecutors turned over detectives' notes that indicated the robberies were part of a pattern that continued after Mr. Penn's arrest.
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Witnesses said that Timothy Ivory Carpenter had planned the robberies, supplied guns and served as lookout, typically waiting in a stolen car across the street.
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The Stopwatch Gang moved to Arizona, and as the men committed robberies throughout the western United States, they maintained their reputation for politeness and precision.
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Anyone with information on the robberies is asked to contact the FBI at 973-792-3000, and the suspect's photos can be found at Bandittrackernortheast.com.
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From botched robberies to deadly cockroach-eating contests, it seems like there's a wild story about a Florida man for every day of the year.
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The agency said the suspect, believed to be a male in his 20s or 30s, is responsible for three bank robberies in the metro area.
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Detectives in the 40th Precinct have each handled an average of 79 violent felonies this year through mid-December — murders, rapes, felony assaults and robberies.
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Police don't have any witnesses at the time, and they refused to comment on whether the shooting was related to recent robberies in the neighborhood.
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Timothy Ivory Carpenter was convicted of planning, supplying guns and acting as a lookout in the smartphone robberies, which took place in 6900 and 2628.
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Netflix Description: Lured by stardom, a crew of aimless teens breaks into celebrity homes for a string of high-profile robberies and fame by appropriation.
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But officials also described him as a mentally disturbed man with a history of violence, a criminal record for robberies, and no clear political motive.
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The overall number of violent crimes on the subway is down since this time last year, but some crimes, including robberies, are on the rise.
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Music itself tends to linger in the background, while earthly ailments like mud, robberies, the price of beers, unprepared security are often at the forefront.
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Repeated robberies against foreign tourists, notably Asian tourists, and an armed robbery against reality TV star Kim Kardashian earlier this month, have added to safety worries.
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The homicide rate remained relatively flat while the number of robberies, burglaries, and shooting incidents all decreased from 2018 compared with 2017, the police department said.
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The police strike over pay during the past week has left a security vacuum and led to rampant assaults, robberies and looting, often in broad daylight.
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Survivors want to, and should, be believed, just like those who report burglaries, robberies, aggravated assaults, motor vehicle thefts, murder, and other crimes are generally believed.
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Rowe was serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for multiple armed robberies; Dubose was serving 29 years for armed robbery and aggravated assault.
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Rowe was serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for multiple armed robberies; Dubose was serving 20 years for armed robbery and aggravated assault.
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The incident follows a series of robberies of athletes, journalists and spectators during the first Games to be held in South America, which started on Friday.
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Drugs debts, including staged robberies of runners, are also used to maintain people in debt bondage and to prevent them going on the straight and narrow.
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Due to his prior convictions for dealing cocaine, and because five of the six robberies were armed, Carpenter received a particularly harsh, 119-year prison sentence.
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A second suspect, a large man in his late 30s or early 40s, is seen in surveillance video in four of the robberies, the FBI said.
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Supporters said the legislation was needed for students to defend themselves against campus crime, citing a rash of recent armed robberies of students at Atlanta campuses.
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The police recorded 2,345 offenses in the red-light district last year, including 50 serious injuries, 273 shoplifting charges, 49 deprivations of liberty, and 303 robberies.
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According to the site, the U.S. average score is 2000 (based on the number of murders, rapes, robberies, assaults and other major crimes per 22001,24 population).
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In Brazil, Uber saw a surge of robberies and murders of its drivers after the company began accepting cash there, according to a 2017 Reuters analysis.
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Prosecutors said Leoner Aguirre encouraged members of an MS-13 clique known as Enfermos Criminal Salvatrucha to attack and kill rival gang members and commit robberies.
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The decision arose from several armed robberies in Baltimore and Baltimore County, Maryland, in early 2011, leading to the convictions of Aaron Graham and Eric Jordan.
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He lived mostly off of robberies to satisfy his cocaine addiction but started first working as a cook when he was transferred to Bollate in 2010.
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"The violence that results in robberies to our facilities, insecurity in travel, and new ways of entering vulnerable communities also changed how we work," Marquez said.
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You tend not to get that many armed robberies these days, and you see things on Crimewatch like kids going into post offices with air pistols.
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He says that while his intentions were, in part, altruistic, he regrets what he did and the terror he caused the people who witnessed his robberies.
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The Associated Press reported that news crews and photographers in the San Francisco Bay Area were the targets of at least a dozen robberies since 85033.
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Additionally, some authorities like the Congressional Research Service add different provisions, which can eliminate gang-related activity, robberies, home invasions and domestic incidents from the figures.
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At trial, the government's evidence included records from the defendants' phones that showed that the men used their phones within a close radius to several robberies.
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Using computer code he wrote, he searches his archive for statistical anomalies among the more ordinary murders resulting from lovers' triangles, gang fights, robberies, or brawls.
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There have been only a handful of thefts and robberies since Sweetgreen has been in business, but he said he believed that going cashless deterred thieves.
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Russian police usually publish information regularly about crimes including robberies and murders, and also publicize the detention of everyone from suspected murderers to suspected Islamist militants.
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The case The controversy arose after a string of nine armed robberies were carried out at Radio Shack and T-Mobile stores in Michigan and Ohio.
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"To me, that was a wonderful character to play at this point in my life," Redford said of Tucker, whose robberies spanned more than 60 years.
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Other violent offenses like robberies and aggravated assaults also fell faster than the national average, including a remarkable 70 percent drop in carjackings across the state.
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From plans hatched while high the night before, to those months in the making, we look at some of the most brazen robberies in US history.
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A string of robberies that have featured suspects wearing medical masks have taken place across the country in recent weeks, though all seem to be unrelated.
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Amid new trade tensions in June, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a general travel advisory citing "shootings, robberies and thefts" as risks to tourists.
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Prosecutors portray Mr. Rivers in court documents as a violent career criminal whose robberies and assaults were interrupted only by a 216-year stay in prison.
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If Buttigieg did in fact pull out the win he claimed, he will be the victim of one of the worst robberies in modern political history.
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In a press conference Tuesday night, Interim Chicago Police Superintendent Charlie Beck also announced a 17% reduction in robberies citywide and an 18% reduction in burglaries.
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The ride-hailing firm has fought for the ability to accept cash fares in Mexico, despite concerns that the practice risks making drivers targets for robberies.
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" Sanders pointed to a Los Angeles Times report Tuesday that said "robberies, rapes and assaults — perpetrated by smugglers, cartel members and Mexican immigration agents — are common.
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Police departments around the country, and the world, adapted its system of mapping muggings, robberies and other crimes; measuring police activity; and holding local commanders accountable.
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"I've owned my guilt from the beginning," he said of his robberies, the last of which ended with him being shot, eight times, by the police.
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There were more than 6,000 "priority one" 911 calls made -- those are robberies, shootings and sexual assaults -- for which an officer wasn't immediately available to respond.
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Patterns of taxi robberies and home break-ins are being missed because so many cases are shelved without so much as a cursory investigation, they say.
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The bureau operates a robbery task force with New York City detectives that has seen its case load shift in recent years toward cellphone store robberies.
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The Cheathams had met and married after he was already in prison, serving a nearly 16-year sentence for a series of bank robberies in 2006.
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Ryan committed a string of bank robberies disguised as an elderly man a few years ago, which is how he got the "fake beard bandit" nickname.
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Picture the scene: A criminal mastermind is preparing to carry out the most ambitious of bank robberies—for years, he has been quietly formulating a plan.
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But using a contested interpretation of the law, a Detroit man was sentenced to 116 years in prison in 2014 for a series of armed robberies.
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Because of an editing error, the article also misstated the given name for one of the two Brink's drivers killed in the 1981 robberies in some editions.
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After the shootout, Dotson told reporters early Monday the gunman was thought to have committed multiple robberies, a carjacking and potentially a homicide that had gone unsolved.
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Authorities did not identify the suspect, but St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson said the man was implicated in multiple robberies, a carjacking and a potential homicide.
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Under Missouri law, 17-year-olds can be tried as adults, and one of Porter's robberies at that age in 1986 led to his 35-year sentence.
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But he points to drops in the number of felony sexual assaults, homicides, robberies and aggravated assaults since the arrests in the police district that includes Lukachukai.
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In June, China issued a travel advisory warning Chinese tourists about the risks of traveling to the United States, citing concerns about gun violence, robberies and thefts.
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The report pulled from media reports about violence at McDonald's locations, cataloging events ranging from robberies to violent fights and the use of firearms to threaten workers.
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Her lawyers sought to portray Zschaepe as naive woman who played no active role in the killings, bomb attacks and bank robberies committed by Mundlos and Boehnhardt.
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Faid previously said his life of crime was inspired by films such as "Scarface," and he&aposs participated in a series of bank and armored truck robberies.
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The FBI's Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report, grouping data from almost 13,000 police agencies, reported increases in murders, manslaughter, two definitions of rape, aggravated assaults and robberies.
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The curfew, he added, would help to prevent any future looting, burglaries or robberies that have taken place since flood waters crippled the nation's fourth-largest city.
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NBC reported that four people had been arrested in Missouri for multiple armed robberies in which they appeared to have used the app to lure potential victims.
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The PCC has a group, the Sintonía Restrita, that is responsible for military operations, bank robberies, heists of security transport vehicles, attacks on prisons to stage jailbreaks.
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He was found guilty of the robberies and murders in the Brink's case, as well as another armored-car robbery in which a guard was shot dead.
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Of course, Lovato is just the latest celebrity in a long string of trespassing incidents, break-ins, and robberies to take place in the Los Angeles area.
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As we reported ... prosecutors have pics and videos linking Tekashi and his crew to at least 3 armed robberies and/or shootings in Brooklyn earlier this year.
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The LAPD's Robbery-Homicide Division, which in addition to high profile and complex murders and robberies also handles cases involving VIPs and celebrities, is investigating the case.
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There are also updates from a feature called News Team that mention things like nearby fires, robberies or other concerns the app thinks you should know about.
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In Los Angeles, Atlanta, Seattle, and a number of other cities, private company PredPol is supposedly helping police to identify where property crimes and robberies might occur.
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Nigeria is facing similar problems, losing $85033 million annually to illegal fishing, compounded by the socio-economic impact of robberies of Nigerian shrimp trawlers on the seas.
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Two football players have been arrested in connection with a string of Los Angeles area robberies, including a carjacking and assault with a deadly weapon, PEOPLE confirms.
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Though the initiative's official designation was predictably anodyne and bureaucratic—"Stop the Robberies, Enjoy Safe Streets"—the unit quickly became known by its more descriptive acronym, STRESS.
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However, the number of violent hate crimes, which the FBI defines as murders or killings, rapes, aggravated assaults and robberies, totaled 85003,204, up from 1,183 in 2017.
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He was one of four men convicted by a federal jury in 2011 for participating in a series of robberies targeting electronic stores in Michigan and Ohio.
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He also killed off a good percentage of his major characters, who spent the film hiding from the cops and suspecting one another rather than conducting robberies.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo's government said it will ban gambling for 10 years following the deaths of two casino workers this month during armed robberies in separate towns.
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The government was able to get 12,898 location points tracking Carpenter over 127 days, with four of those hits putting Carpenter near sites where robberies had occurred.
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"The country is in a state of emergency, there are no supplies to work, no security, no food, or medicine, robberies are increasing," she said by telephone.
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Numbers of felony assaults, burglaries and auto theft cases also decreased in 2280, compared with the prior year, along with a 22016% drop in robberies, data show.
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But such robberies often go unpunished because they're generally only reported after the perpetrator has fled, unless someone is always watching the security cam — a costly service.
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On Friday, in a much-anticipated decision, the Supreme Court reversed the ruling of two previous courts in the case of a series of Radio Shack robberies.
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At that time, the gang had no reliable revenue stream, though members sold drugs on street corners, committed petty robberies and demanded small handouts from bus drivers.
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" Marilena Hernandez, who sells quesadillas and tacos down the street, said it might be for the best that police ignore the robberies that come "at any hour.
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We broke the story ... Hicks -- star of Disney productions like "Zeke and Luther" and "Lemonade Mouth" -- was arrested for committing or attempting to commit 5 armed robberies.
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The FBI connected him to several prior armed bank robberies in Bucks and Montgomery counties—suburban and semi-rural areas north of Philly—beginning in June 2012.
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Still, Mr. Heitz, the prosecutor, said that the suspect had an extensive criminal record, with 27 convictions, mostly for robberies and assaults, in France, Germany and Switzerland.
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Crime can happen at any place or time within Rio" and that "tourists are particularly vulnerable to street thefts and robberies in the evening and at night.
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One of the detectives, Martin Ridge, had arrived in Donegal hoping to wind down after decades chasing Irish Republican Army militants, dealing with bombings and bank robberies.
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All but six precincts will have two advocates, one dedicated to domestic violence and the other focused on general crime, such as shootings, robberies and car thefts.
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"Public urination, public defecation, prostitution, sexual assault, robberies, noise, you name it, we're hearing about it," said Staff Superintendent Mario Di Tommaso of the Toronto Police Service.
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No firearms were displayed during his robberies, which are believed to have begun in July last year, and there have been no reported injuries, the FBI said.
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The Sicily-born 36-year-old who owned two struggling pizza joints has confessed to the robberies which netted some 100,000 euros ($113,000), a court official said.
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Prosecutors countered that with a 700-page file outlining how Bulger provided information on murders, drug deals, armed robberies and criminal fugitives that led to several arrests.
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Murders and robberies have soared in the city of Manaus since the prison killings, said Gerson Feitosa, a police corporal and president of a local police association.
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Mr. Freeman, 25, has been charged with numerous criminal counts related to the two robberies, including second-degree murder, robbery, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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At his second trial last month, public defenders presented evidence that Mr. Boone was a mile away from one of the robberies five minutes before it occurred.
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Across Venezuela, there were some 162 lootings in January, including 42 robberies of trucks, according to the consultancy Oswaldo Ramirez Consultores (ORC), which tracks road safety for companies.
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While on the run, Troyer was also identified as a suspect in a series of burglaries, robberies and sexual assaults in Orange County, California, according to Sheriff McDonnell.
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Carl has had his own set of troubles on the show, from attacking other students at school and killing stray animals to committing robberies of stores and cars.
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In rural parts of Mato Grosso, robberies are up 60 percent and murders jumped 44 percent in the last five years, according to data from the state government.
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"A highly skilled investigation team was formed to uncover the mystery of several reported forced robberies and incidents of impersonating police officers," said the ministry in a statement.
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Most of the trial was focused on Mr. Kehoe — his involvement in other murders and robberies, his violent threats toward his own family, his shootouts with the police.
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Manson also committed a series of burglaries and armed robberies when he was as young as 226 years old, and once arrested, would often escape juvenile detention centers.
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She saw it as a way to reduce robberies in Brownsville by building connections between officers and the young people who had been arrested for those very crimes.
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A cluster of attempted digital robberies at West African financial institutions appear to have been imitating the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group's run of heists, according to Symantec.
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But since the early 2000s, the group has moved beyond the prisons and is now involved in drug trafficking and robberies of financial institutions and security transfer companies.
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While this was the first incident of its kind at the Tap Inn, there have been several similar robberies at other casinos in the area, police tell PEOPLE.
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"One of the policemen was picked up for harboring ISIS elements, while the other was arrested for involvement in robberies to collect funds for ISIS," he told CNN.
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Former Disney star Adam Hicks was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of committing a string of early-morning armed robberies on Wednesday in Burbank, California, PEOPLE confirms.
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Pokémon Go has been responsible for a few unseemly things since being released: armed robberies, a murder hoax, car crashes, and sending people towards a nuclear disaster site.
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Police are trying to classify the robberies as environmental crimes, which can carry up to five years in prison in cases where the pollution threatens humans or animals.
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They not only are involved in drug trafficking, human trafficking, prostitution, they commit murders, rapes, robberies, burglaries, any penal law crime you can figure out they&aposve committed.
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Unsurprising, then, that you'll be able to stage robberies, though Rockstar claims that the game will give you plenty of non-violent interactions with the world as well.
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American Heiress centers on the question of Hearst's complicity for her part in the SLA's robberies, general revolutionary activities, and the accidental killing of bank customer Myrna Opsahl.
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Countdown to Liquor Day has it all — car chases, bank robberies, weed farms, stupid men, and kittens — but if you're looking for some cranial stimulation this isn't it.
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As a crime reporter for the L.A. Weekly, I had been there many times before, covering everything from gang murders to robberies gone awry to organized crime hits.
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Fitzgerald and Harper were accused of going on a spree that included kidnappings and robberies in Alabama, Georgia and Florida, the U.S. Marshals Service said in a statement.
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Federal laws make it difficult for marijuana businesses to open bank accounts, and as a result many have gobs of cash sitting around, making them targets of robberies.
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As he later testified at a congressional hearing on street crime and policing: In contrast to what one would believe, most robberies were not being carried out covertly.
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But it was Pernkun's defeat of Prajanchai last week that ended a 14-month period of high profile robberies that confounded expectations and rejuvenated the Bangkok boxing scene.
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Even with all the injuries and robberies and other issues that have accompanied it, Pokémon Go reminds us that in the right context, we can like each other.
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In the market's offices on the second floor above the food stalls, clerks in the 1970s kept guns in their drawers, relying on bodyguards to deter cashbox robberies.
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Police have only connected the two UWS robberies as related and it's not clear from the reports if these thieves were wearing the official shirts or close approximations.
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Jenkins also wrote false reports to cover up the fact that members of his task force had broken into homes, committed robberies, stolen cash and faked overtime reports.
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Myanmar, the name now used for Burma, was too poor to install the closed circuit television cameras that are ubiquitous in China to help prevent robberies, he complained.
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When I was 19, I followed this script and decided that committing robberies was an acceptable way to deal with the fact that I couldn't pay my rent.
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The FBI I joined in 2202 was squarely fixed on tackling the threats it had expertly confronted for some eight decades — kidnappings, bank robberies, organized crime, and narcotics.
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Citizens have more to fear from murder, arson, rape, muggings, robberies, auto and identity theft or home break-ins than individuals who sell loosies or consumer tobacco products.
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Security was always a major concern and armed robberies on athletes and media as well as an attack with rocks on a media bus have only heightened fears.
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Tourism firms have called for dedicated police to combat robberies which have targeted Asians because of their reputation for carrying large sums of cash and buying luxury gifts.
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In Las Vegas, the victims are a mix of African-Americans, whites and Latinos who have been killed during robberies, gang shootings, drug disputes and domestic violence incidents.
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And last month, Georgia authorities said they were looking for a man who wore a surgical mask during robberies of six banks in the suburbs north of Atlanta.
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The case concerns Timothy Ivory Carpenter, who witnesses said had planned the robberies, supplied guns and served as lookout, typically waiting in a stolen car across the street.
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Violent crime — which includes rapes, robberies and assaults, in addition to homicides — is also up, but less so, rising 4 percent, after a 4 percent increase in 2015.
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Police said he was a convict who escaped from jail in Greece in 2013 and kept staging armed bank robberies there before starting to hit banks in Albania.
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Precipitous increases in crimes like robberies, shootings and auto thefts drove a 22003 percent increase in overall crime last month compared with January 21, according to police data.
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Between 2000 and 2007, an extreme-right German terror cell killed 10 people, nine of whom were immigrants, over the course of three bombings and 15 armed robberies.
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Houston has imposed an overnight curfew beginning at midnight Tuesday for an indefinite period amid incidents of looting, armed robberies and people impersonating police officers, city officials said.
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With his robberies spread out among multiple states, it is more difficult to draw attention to him because there is not one concentrated news media market, he said.
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Nationally, police departments in cities larger than a million people reported solving less than a third of robberies in 2017, the last year for which numbers were available.
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Datsik, the self-styled "Red Tarzan", was originally arrested in 2007 for a number of armed robberies on phone shops across the city of St. Petersburg in Russia.
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For its part, Uber has previously argued that one the benefits of their service is that drivers are not frequent targets of robberies, since they don't carry cash.
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The deadly swoops by Peruvian cops on gangs of heavily-armed criminals on the point of perpetrating kidnappings and bank robberies looked like spectacularly effective policing — at the time.
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December 2015 — Zschaepe&aposs lawyers read a statement on her behalf, in which she acknowledges knowing of the bank robberies and to setting fire to the hideout in Zwickau.
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A 24-year-old woman accused of multiple jewelry store robberies across the Southeast – at least one at gunpoint – was arrested Friday "without incident" near Atlanta, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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"I had been a prosecutor before, so I anticipated spending time on public corruption cases and narcotics cases and bank robberies and the like," he told NPR in 22004.
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Judges sentenced Beate Zschaepe to life in prison for murder, membership of a terrorist organization, bomb attacks that injured dozens and several lesser crimes including a string of robberies.
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Brunelle faces multiple charges related to the alleged robberies of two Osterville homes last September and December of widows who were attending funerals for their late husbands, police said.
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One of the suspects, Rolfi Ferreira Cruz, 25, is wanted by New Jersey authorities for two armed robberies in 2017, prosecutors in the Dominican Republic said in a statement.
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And robberies, which ticked up last year, are once again declining, with 144 through Sunday, compared to 169 at the same time last year, according to the Police Department.
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The Carpenter case, decided in June 2018, stemmed from police seizures of thousands of cellphone location records from Timothy Carpenter, who was convicted of robberies between 2010 and 2011.
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Fuel thefts through illegal taps in the company's sprawling network of pipelines have been an ongoing problem at Pemex, which reported more than 5,000 robberies of fuel in 2015.
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Kidnappings and rapes are on the rise, robberies have gone up by more than 80 percent, and migrants are turning to shelters along the way to keep them safe.
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"Nine Trey was a criminal enterprise involved in committing numerous acts of violence, including shootings, robberies, and assaults in and around Manhattan and Brooklyn," they said in a statement.
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Now, prosecutors say they teamed up to commit a string of robberies in L.A. on January 19th -- in which they would stop people, threaten them and steal their belongings.
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It's a security measure for the family not to show their actual house — and with the recent Kardashian/Jenner break-ins and robberies, you can never be too careful.
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He also discussed the FBI statistics before they were released on Friday in Boston, saying the data shows increases in violent crime, including murder, aggravated assault, rape and robberies.
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Ibrahim el-Bakraoui's biography says that in jail — where he spent time for a series of violent robberies — he began reading about the atrocities committed against Muslims in Syria.
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The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a separate travel alert on Tuesday, noting the high numbers of shootings, robberies and thefts in the U.S., the AP reported.
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A memo from authorities warned banks about a string of global robberies, including an $81 million theft from the Bangladeshi central bank's funds, and one attempt closer to home.
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Deep Science's system sits on that stream and runs it through a set of neural networks trained on thousands of hours of real robberies — and a few fake ones.
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Gizmodo reports on a string of robberies undertaken by people that gained access to iPhones by walking right up to them, taking them, and walking out of the store.
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Read: The Mafia and a Nigerian gang are targeting refugees in Sicily Milan is the wealthiest city in Italy, making it a regular target for robberies and serial crimes.
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The theft was just one in a bizarre string of robberies leaving churches in Europe without prized, irreplaceable relics—from Saint Brigid's jawbone to splinters from Christ's crucifixion cross.
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A grand jury indicted Rolfi Ferreira-Cruz in connection with two armed robberies in Clifton, N.J., in 2017, according to a news release from the Passaic County prosecutor's office.
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Armed guards, violence and robberies are common in the remote encampments, where desperate men dig in open pits or barely shored-up tunnels for gold, diamonds and other minerals.
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The US State Department elevated Costa Rica to a level 2 alert in January 2020, citing the possibility of violent crime, such as armed robberies, homicides, and sexual assaults.
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The increase in robberies was driven in part by a sharp rise in teenagers being robbed of their iPhones and electronics on the way to school, the police said.
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Overall violent crime in the Bronx — murders, rapes, robberies and felony assaults — rose last year through late December, even as the city on Wednesday touted citywide declines in crime.
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One of the largest increases was in robberies, which rose to 1,290 last month from 943 in January 2019, an increase of nearly 37 percent, according to police records.
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Assaults overall have fallen slightly over the last year in the precinct, but police data shows that robberies have increased, with many of the victims targeted for personal electronics.
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Facing other demands, such as addressing espionage and other issues related to the Cold War, the bureau scaled back its focus on bank robberies starting in 1980, he said.
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But as a teenager he had been captivated by his mother's tales of bank robberies and police sleuthing, and for years Mr. Kavanaugh wanted to be a prosecutor too.
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They are often used in robberies and other difficult-to-solve crimes involving brief and frightening encounters when the victim and culprit are strangers, and other evidence is scarce.
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They've been involved in low level local drug smuggling, but drugs have never represented a significant source of funds, unlike other criminal activities such as bank robberies and extortion.
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They say they feel unsafe, that people don't talk to their neighbors anymore, that you shouldn't be on this street after dark due to the prostitution, robberies, and violence.
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Timothy Ivory Carpenter had been convicted of nine armed robberies based on witness testimony, but the prosecution also stressed in its closing argument records obtained from his cellphone company.
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Berlin attack: Fingerprints link manhunt suspect to truck Just like the so-called Zerkani ISIS recruiting network in Brussels, Belgium, the German network raised funds for jihadi travel through robberies.
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During their two-year crime spree, Texas-born Barrow and Parker took the lives of 1934 people, including nine cops, and were responsible for several bold robberies and auto thefts.
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He finally got to me, and one victim showed up of one of the robberies of Subway—he just happened to be in the Subway when my brother robbed them.
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The LAPD said they went there to actually protect the rappers since there were a bunch of robberies in the area and they feared the rappers would be easy targets.
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Photo: GettyThere were 332,198 robberies in the US last year according to the FBI, but (probably) only one of them involved a man trying to forcibly steal a domain name.
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Horrifying stories about robberies and killings linked to online purchases make headlines every year, and police departments nationwide have created areas for people to complete transactions away from their homes.
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"Whenever there's a call I show up," said one of them, Nguyen Thanh Hai, who gets 50 to 100 calls for help every day about robberies, drugs, and even kidnappings.
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In the span of nine days, at least four Indian-American families in New Jersey were robbed, according to the charging documents, though those robberies weren't included in the indictment.
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" Sanders pointed Fox to a line in this recent Los Angeles Times story about smugglers: "Robberies, rapes and assaults — perpetrated by smugglers, cartel members and Mexican immigration agents — are common.
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Eric Paddock also mentioned that their father, Benjamin "Big Daddy" Hoskins Paddock, was at one point on the FBI's Top Ten Most Wanted list for a string of bank robberies.
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Data from Transport for London show a fall of 56% in bus robberies between 2013 and 2015, which coincides with a reduction in the number of cash payments for fares.
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Cologne's police department has come under criticism following a wave of sexual assaults and robberies by men from a group numbering around 1,000 people who were mostly of foreign descent.
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It's getting to be dangerous out there with armed robberies and crashes, but I highly doubt people are buying accounts because they want to stay safe and avoid getting shot.
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Now he's an almond farmer With just a laptop and cell phone While 621,694 pounds of tree nuts were stolen last year, the majority of robberies involve no breaking in.
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Highlighting a dark side to its popularity, the game was used by four teens in Missouri to lure nearly a dozen victims into armed robberies, police and media reports said.
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As time passed, law enforcement in N.Y.C. started to probe York's possible involvement in criminal enterprises and if his group was being funded by organized bank robberies and counterfeit checks.
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Following the arrest, the LAPD suspects that the trio have committed as many as two dozen burglaries of celebrity homes, including the recent robberies of Rihanna's and Christina Milian's residences.
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So Brooker, an elderly man with disabilities, is now serving a life sentence for a string of robberies 20 years ago, for which he already served time, and marijuana possession.
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Doescher's roughly hour-long horror film The Break-In follows an engaged couple that has a baby on the way after a string of robberies take place in their neighborhood.
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But it soon became clear there were many other factors at play—secretive owners, alleged safehouses, armed robberies, connections to organized crime, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash.
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We all had similar charges, robberies, manslaughter, so we were all in medium custody—the place where they put the bad kids, the ones who get in trouble a lot.
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While Kibaltchiche and Maîtrejean thought of the labor movement as a way forward, others (including Kibaltchiche's boyhood friend and Gang member Raymond Callemin) liked bank robberies, counterfeiting, and shooting cops.
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And so twice a year she makes the 36-hour bus journey to her home city of Durango, risking bus robberies or worse for a chance to see her family.
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The statement said the cell had planned to wage a series of bank robberies and car thefts to get financing, and manufactured homemade explosives from material bought from local markets.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Satterberg said his prosecutors no longer seek life-without-parole sentences for robberies like the one for which Mr. Rivers received a life term.
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In the aftermath of the raid, residents reported rapes and robberies at the hands of paramilitary forces, and said that internet and cellphone networks had been restricted or cut off.
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The court invalidated the firearms convictions of two men prosecuted in Texas on a variety of charges for their roles in a series of 2014 gas station robberies in Texas.
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Now, charges that he participated in drug trafficking, shootings and violent robberies — some of which he live-streamed on Instagram, where he has 15 million followers — could end his career.
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Uber and other ride-sharing companies have also faced the problem of people, mostly men, posing as drivers to carry out kidnappings, sexual assaults and robberies, largely against young women.
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As a line prosecutor, I learned a great deal from working with many bravespecial agents of the FBI on cases ranging from bank robberies tocorruption, from kidnapping to financial fraud.
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The US State Department warns of violent crime, including sexual assault, home invasions, armed robberies, and murder, which it says are common even during the day and in tourist areas.
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Foreign students in Rome are frequent targets of robberies, including one last summer that ended in the death of an American student in an exchange program at John Cabot University.
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The dead man, identified as Admir Murataj, was the mastermind of at least four robberies of bank money transports since 2015 and was the leader of Tuesday's heist, officials said.
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Many had received negative press for operating outside the law, selling questionable products, poor working conditions, and robberies, and there was an expectation that legal dispensaries would be more professional.
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Armed robberies are rare in Britain and police said they were hunting three suspects thought to be aged around 16 or 17 in relation to the incident on Tuesday evening.
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A separate federal indictment charges three other men, one of whom prosecutors say is an associate of the Bonanno family, in a home invasion robbery and several jewelry store robberies.
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The hazards of trying to cross it are potentially deadly: heat stroke, (summer temperatures are regularly over 100 degrees), dehydration and attacks — robberies, rapes, murders — by bandits and border patrols.
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Migrants have said they have banded together in large groups, called caravans, because such groups help keep them safe from robberies and other dangers along the trek north through Mexico.
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Though crime is currently on a downward trend under Mayor Ras Baraka and development is booming, murders and robberies were on the rise when Mr. Booker left office in 2013.
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Through May, there were 26 fewer murders, seven fewer rapes and 230 fewer robberies reported in New York than at the same time in 210, according to the Police Department.
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Balldale Hotel, Balldale The pub's licensee, Maria Misic, told The Border-Mail in 2011 that the frequency of robberies were getting to the stage where she was "dreading" coming to work.
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Rio de Janeiro has a high incidence of crime, including pick-pocketing and armed robberies that can happen at any place and at any time, a U.S. State Department advisory said.
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"A key difference today in these mass shootings, and even in your bank robberies and assaults, is that now, individuals have these weapons that shoot multiple bullets without delay," Moore said.
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Without access to financial services, most marijuana-related businesses operate on a cash-only basis, stashing piles of money in duffel bags and hiring armed guards to protect employees from robberies.
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Federal authorities gave her the Pink Lady Bandit nickname because of the distinctive pink handbag she carried during at least two of her robberies, the FBI in Charlotte, North Carolina, said.
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Roma, Support the Girls, and Widows all deal with workplace settings of one kind or another: a home, or a sports bar, or a warehouse where plans for robberies are hatched.
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He was also arrested and was initially charged by Delkalb County Police in connection with two armed robberies, one at a Navy Federal Credit Union and another at a Regions Bank.
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Elgort plays Baby, a getaway car driver who is indebted to Doc (a perfectly menacing Kevin Spacey), a conman who sets up robberies around Atlanta with various crews of misfit criminals.
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According to the police, the five suspects arrested in the robbery confessed they had been "sponsored with firearms, money and operational vehicles" by the lawmaker to carry out the bank robberies.
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Beyond reducing street crime associated with break-ins and robberies, those same financial institutions would be able to provide additional checks on that money, monitoring the businesses for criminal financial activity.
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At the time of their arrest, Houston police said they believed the group was also responsible for at least two other murders, along with a string of aggravated robberies and kidnappings.
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U.S., on behalf of Timothy Carpenter, who was arrested for a series of robberies around Detroit largely because his cell phone location data put him within two miles of the crimes.
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A 2015 study of 62 British cities that had reduced street lighting showed that over four years, there had been no meaningful increase in burglaries, robberies, car theft, or sexual assault.
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U.S., centers on Timothy Carpenter, who is appealing his conviction for a string of armed robberies of Radio Shack and T-Mobile stores in Ohio and Michigan in 2628 and 28500.
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The protesters in Momand Dara had gathered to demand the dismissal of a police commander, Bilal Pacha, whom they accuse of involvement in arbitrary killings, robberies and maintaining a private prison.
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Fourteen men have been convicted for their roles in an organized crime ring that carried out robberies at several British museums and an auction house between November 25 and April 21.
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As we reported, prosecutors have pics and videos linking Tekashi and his crew, including Kifano "Shotti" Jordan, to at least 3 armed robberies and/or shootings in Brooklyn earlier this year.
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The new season meanders through the city's streets, with fast-food robberies, alligator standoffs, tense studio sessions and late nights at a strip club with a mixture of absurdity and gravitas.
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Since the Milan Police Department started using the program, the number of robberies in the city has fallen by 51 percent while the rate of solved cases increased to 60 percent.
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The wanted man has eluded law enforcement for more than a year, carrying out robberies in Virginia wearing a mask from the 1996 horror film "Scream," according to the FBI poster.
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"Many times these days, if someone is committing a street crime, we are catching the person in the act; 50 percent of the robberies, we caught the guy immediately," he said.
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U.S., centers on Timothy Carpenter, who is appealing his conviction for a string of armed robberies of Radio Shack and T-Mobile stores in Ohio and Michigan in 85033 and 2011.
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WAVERLY, Va. — After Zenas Barnes was convicted of three robberies in the 21995s, he accepted a plea deal that stunned even veteran lawyers for its severity: 220 years in state prison.
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The Police Department's chief statistician, Chief Michael LiPetri, did not mention the bail law when he discussed the primary drivers behind increases in assaults, shootings, robberies and car thefts in January.
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Investigators in São Paulo State have linked the P.C.C. to the earlier string of robberies, which involved similar tactics to the heist carried out in Paraguay, according to Brazilian news reports.
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A Reuters analysis of official crime data in Sao Paulo, Brazil, last month showed a spike in robberies involving Uber drivers since the company started accepting cash payments in the city.
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U.S., centers on Timothy Carpenter, who is appealing his conviction for a string of armed robberies of Radio Shack and T-Mobile stores in Ohio and Michigan in 28500 and 6900.
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Uganda has seen a rise in violent crimes including robberies and kidnapping for ransom in recent years and citizens often complain that security agencies are not doing enough to protect them.
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It's only fitting that a conviction for a series of armed robberies involving the theft of smartphones may determine the way investigators and prosecutors can use cellphone data in the future.
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Having rampaged your way through life, rollicking through, say, bank robberies, horse theft, and cheeky games of Five Finger Fillet, you're gonna end up tired and covered in various mystery substances.
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The government obtained orders directing wireless carriers to provide cell site location information showing where different numbers linked to the crew conducting the robberies were at the time of the crimes.
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Wayne Manis of the F.B.I. recounts his undercover investigation of the Order, a white supremacist group that carried out a string of robberies and a synagogue bombing in the early 1980s.
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The man the F.B.I. said Thursday was the "traveling bandit" responsible for a string of seven bank robberies in six states was not even supposed to leave Kentucky, his home state.
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In 2011, the FBI offered a $20,000 reward for assistance in finding the Geezer Bandit, someone who wore an old-man mask in a string of bank robberies in Southern California.
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Still, there were only about 22018,500 major crimes — including murders, rapes and robberies — in the system last year, or about seven per day, compared with nearly 17,500 transit crimes in 1990.
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Police helped establish that Carpenter was near the scene of the robberies by securing from his cellphone carrier his past "cell site location information" that tracks which cellphone towers relay calls.
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It was bound to go wrong: ill-intentioned users took advantage of the system to ambush drivers and steal their money, and in a few instances these robberies ended in murder.
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