Sentence examples for arson and robbery from inspiring English sources

The rioter was convicted of arson and robbery, and is now serving six years.

The charges include vandalizing public property, inciting crowds to cause bodily harm, murder, arson and robbery, the newspaper said.

During that time, homicides on Indian lands rose 41 percent to 133 in 2010 from 94 in 2000; rapes increased by nearly 55 percent, to 852 from 550; and arson and robbery rates doubled, according to the F.B.I.

Timothy Williams reported in The Times last week that from 2000 to 2010 homicides on American Indian reservations rose by 41 percent, rapes by 55 percent, and arson and robbery doubled — even as crime rates fell sharply elsewhere in the country.

ONE WEEK after drug dealers and gangsters started a campaign of arson and robbery in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian security forces have entered the Complexo do Alemão, a group of 12 favelas (shantytowns) where the ringleaders are hiding, in an effort to reassert the state's control over the area.

Under the headline "5 in Bronx Youth Gangs Indicted in Merchant 'Protection' Racket," an article in The New York Times published on Oct. 19, 1973, began, "Scores of shopkeepers in the South Bronx have been terrorized by street gangs into paying 'protection' money to escape beatings, arson and robbery".

Violent convictions were defined as convictions for homicide, aggravated assault, common assault, any sexual assault (for example rape, sexual coercion and child molestation), aggravated robbery, robbery, kidnapping, arson and illegal threats or intimidation.

The students are mostly upper-middle-class or rich white "I-bankers" (daughters of New York investment bankers) whose crimes include arson, vandalism, robbery and generally running wild.

They include capital murder, sexual assault, arson, burglary, robbery and risk of injury to a minor for the attack by intruders on the Petit family of Cheshire on July 23 , 2007

But VICE News has found some IPP prisoners have spent a decade inside for crimes described as "criminal damage and arson," or robbery.

Violent recidivism was defined as conviction for attempted or completed homicide, severe assault, rape, child abuse, arson, or robbery, and general recidivism as any reconviction.