Sentence examples for crime controller from inspiring English sources

The interaction between people and their immediate environment is reflected in the 'crime triangle' (Eck 2003) which outlines the convergence in both space and time of a potential offender and suitable target (vulnerable victim), in the absence of a suitable crime controller (guardians, handlers and place managers).

Yet there have been precious few arrests and convictions of known environmental crime controllers...

The outer layer of the crime triangle demonstrates that controllers can be influenced by super controllers who exert influence on handlers, managers, and guardians to prevent the underlying problem (Eck & Eck, 2012; Sampson & Eck, 2008; Sampson, Eck, & Dunham, 2010).

You walk around crime scenes, waiting for your controller to buzz in your hands to tell you to pick up a clue.

Television is in danger of airing programmes with "too many male detectives" and "too much crime", according to the BBC1 controller, Danny Cohen.

Ben Stephenson, the BBC's outgoing controller of drama commissioning, said crime drama was so popular because it was a "Trojan horse to allow writers to tell whatever story they wanted to tell".

Spanish police are still weighing the evidence against the Mariposa controllers as running a botnet is not a crime in Spain.

An Brazilian air traffic controller had been previously convicted in the case of a crime equivalent to manslaughter.

The BBC2 controller, Janice Hadlow, has commissioned an ambitious new six-part crime drama from the writer of Marion & Geoff.

The new audit, released on Wednesday by the city controller's office, estimated that there were up to 143,017 major crimes in the city in 1998, compared with 106,017 recorded by the Police Department.

Increasingly, botnet controllers are using their compromised boxes to carry out novel types of crime that are unique to the net.