Sentence examples for crime circle from inspiring English sources

Many of the trendy spots the crime circle frequented were often featured in television and film.

Maqbool (Macbeth) attempts to have Guddu murdered in order to strengthen power within the organized crime circle.

Though his disdain for the crime circle is clear, Rossdale says he's spent time trying to understand what drove the real-life Southern California teens to  such behavior.

The suspects evaded capture as teams of police officers across the nation pursued suspicions of foreign crime circles or family disputes, often suspecting the victims' families of complicity.

It all made sense, though, when I later learned that he had become what was known in Russian crime circles as a "torpedo" – a hitman.

Montenegro's organised crime circles grew rich and powerful during the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, and gangs involved in cocaine smuggling and money laundering are particularly active in Kotor.

According to Professor Caroline Ziemke from the Centre of Defence and Security Studies at New Zealand's Massey University, radicalisation — while rare — tends to happen within crime circles.

Levashov's name is familiar in cyber-crime circles.

Taking a breather from his DI Tom Thorne novels, Mark Billingham finds a clever and affecting twist on the classic "closed circle" crime story with Die of Shame (Little, Brown): when a member of a rehab support group is murdered, police are left to interrogate fellow addicts, who keep secrets and tell lies with ease.

"To fight the vicious circle of crime and recidivism we need to create ways offenders, ex-offenders, those at risk to offend, and those living off crime (but not yet caught) can make money legitimately," said Pelshaw, who is also the author of Illegal to Legal: Business Success for (ex) Criminals.

Because of his alliance with the Murdoch empire, he now has more people accused of serious crimes in his close circle of friends than the average petty thief.