Sentence examples for attempt to commit a from inspiring English sources

According to court records, Mr. Grayer was convicted in 1978 of a charge called "attempt to commit a felony" for his role in a scheme to steal items shipped by United Parcel Service, which was his employer.

But prosecutors argued that he remained so dedicated that when he feared he was going to be arrested, months after the plot was uncovered, he fled in his car and intentionally crashed into approaching traffic in a last-ditch attempt to commit a suicide attack.

Individuals have the right to security, both of themselves and their property, and an attempt to commit a crime infringes on this right.

Based on the iconic 1980s British TV series of the same title (itself written by legendary crime author Lynda La Plante), Widows follows a group of wives who attempt to commit a robbery after their criminal husbands are killed.

On Thursday, he entered a plea of no contest before Bernalillo County District Court Judge Reed Sheppard to two counts of attempt to commit a felony (false imprisonment), one count of stalking, two counts of harassment and other charges including larceny and possession of marijuana, according to the Santa Fe New Mexican.

A police officer may arrest a person who is committing or attempting to commit a crime in the officer's presence.

Officer Clerge was acquitted of the most serious charge against him, attempting to commit a criminal sexual act.

McCants, 42, was charged with attempting to commit a crime involving a controlled substance and with use or possession of drug paraphernalia.

Ms. Subrata provided a copy of the suspension notice, which shows what appears to be the principal's signature and the conclusion: "Committed or attempted to commit a sexual assault or sexual battery".

He turned himself in on Thursday morning in the First Precinct and was arraigned in State Supreme Court on charges that also included unlawful imprisonment and attempting to commit a criminal sexual act.

The model can be used to predict a crime before it occurs by detecting a criminal behavior based on the emotional status of the person attempting to commit a crime or breach the security at given facilities.