Sentence examples for charged with harboring from inspiring English sources

Greig is charged with harboring a fugitive.

In addition to gun and drug offenses, the Volpes were charged with harboring a prohibited animal.

Ms. Greig, now 60, is charged with harboring a fugitive and faces five years in prison.

Sitting in a police station, he told a reporter by telephone that he was being charged with harboring criminals.

She is charged with harboring a fugitive, a crime that carries a maximum sentence of five years.

At one point, some journalists who had been harassed by the authorities sought refuge in the building, and three syndicate board members were charged with harboring fugitives.

But investigators charged him with harboring illegal aliens, a felony, after uncovering evidence that he had helped some Pakistanis with expired visas obtain housing and a car, according to immigration officials.

"Internes" (the antiquated spelling comes from the source material, a magazine story by the prolific Max Brand) casts Stanwyck as a young widow who has spent two years in prison, unjustly charged with having harbored her husband when he was a fugitive.

The San Francisco couple are charged with involuntary manslaughter, harboring mischievous dogs, and in Ms. Knoller's case, second-degree murder, for the fatal mauling of Ms. Whipple, 33, on Jan . 26 , 2001

While the scam is simple, the penalties are stiff: People who marry for the purpose of circumventing immigration laws can be charged with visa fraud, harboring an alien, and conspiracy.

When President George W. Bush placed Iran on his "axis of evil," in January , 2002 and charged the country with harboring the terrorist Hekmatyar, Tehran seemed only too glad to release him to Afghanistan.