The phrase "aggressive crimes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe violent or forceful criminal acts, often implying a level of hostility or intent to harm.
Example: "The city has seen a rise in aggressive crimes, prompting law enforcement to increase patrols in high-risk areas."
Alternatives: "violent crimes" or "serious offenses".
We are continually hypervigilant, as our anxieties are fuelled by stories and images of violent and aggressive crimes.
These people may need different treatment or extra help if they have committed violent and aggressive crimes but that does not excuse their behaviour.
In Study 2, the MST group had "75percentt fewer official adult convictions for aggressive crimes than the control group" four years after their treatment period.
In a population based study of the entire Swedish adult population during 12 years, 16% of all those who had been convicted for aggressive crimes had a history of contact with the health care system due to alcohol misuse.
A major reason, she argues, was that the police began employing aggressive crime-fighting tactics, from stop-and-frisk to "broken windows" policing — cracking down on public disorder offenses.
B1 Mrs. Clinton Turns Up the Heat Hillary Rodham Clinton, at a campaign stop in Manhattan, rejected the "false choice" between aggressive crime fighting and civil relations between the police and minorities, in another slap at Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's leadership.
The Christmas Day shooting has provoked an outcry from many community residents and even some police officers, who charge that the aggressive crime-fighting approach adopted by the department during the last four years has reduced crime but encouraged a surge in the use of excessive force.
Perhaps the responsibility lies with judges who are too lenient and with a police force that is consequently too demoralized, but the fact that the park was substantially cleaned up during the aggressive crime-fighting days of the Giuliani administration suggests that the situation can be turned around again.
Taking the pulpit at Riverside Church in northern Manhattan, Hillary Rodham Clinton rejected yesterday what she described as the "false choice" between aggressive crime fighting and civil relations between the police and minorities, as she invoked the death of Amadou Diallo to sharpen her criticism of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's leadership style.
Some experts are praising the New York police department's aggressive crime-prevention tactics, notably the so-called Stop And Frisk policy, which has rooted out dozens of illegal guns.
The Mental Health Foundation says anger is often dealt with only after someone has committed an aggressive crime.
