Sentence examples for convicted of shoplifting from inspiring English sources

The tabloids dragged Ryder down when she was convicted of shoplifting.

Tells how many people were convicted of shoplifting there last year, precautions they take against it.

When Dolfinette Martin was convicted of shoplifting more than $700 worth of clothes in Louisiana in 2005, she had five children, no money and an addiction to cocaine.

Reed, who was convicted of shoplifting over the incident, had suffered from mental health issues since the sudden death of her newborn baby in September 2003.

The jail, formally known as the Middlesex County Adult Correction Center, holds about 1,000 men and women, many of them awaiting trial, meaning Mr. Ravi could be housed with people who had been charged with murder or convicted of shoplifting.

But despite that, the gang members were long-timers: Ada Wellman, convicted of shoplifting from the Army and Navy stores in Victoria in 1921, was still an active member of the gang 18 years later, when she was jailed for four months for another crime.

The court heard Parker has an extensive criminal record dating back to 2000 and has been convicted of offences including shoplifting, theft and criminal damage.

Ryder was convicted of grand theft, shoplifting and vandalism, but was acquitted on the third felony charge, burglary.

Kiddie, who accused her of shoplifting, was convicted of assault, dismissed from his job, and given 150 hours community service.

Under Thompson, the Brooklyn DA's office continued to implement Bloomberg-era Operation Spotlight, a policy reminiscent of three-strikes rules, by regularly demanding maximum jail time for "persistent" misdemeanants convicted of nonviolent offenses like shoplifting, traffic violations, and jumping subway turnstiles.

Among last year's recruits, four had been convicted of drunken driving, three of vandalism, two of shoplifting and one of recklessly firing a BB gun.