Sentence examples for criminal landscape from inspiring English sources

Others, all with longstanding knowledge of Salford's criminal landscape, repeated allegations that Massey helped the police.

Across much of Syria, where rebels with Western support live and fight, areas outside of government influence have evolved into a complex guerrilla and criminal landscape.

But, as Connolly and his colleagues were dismantling La Cosa Nostra, Bulger and Flemmi were quietly consolidating control of Boston's criminal landscape.

Many seek fame in this rendering of America's criminal landscape in the 1930's; the title character, a killer lawman, achieves it.

Within all of this, the impact that El Chapo's escape could have on Mexico's organised criminal landscape beyond jail has hardly received any attention.

And for those who have been away for a long time, learning to navigate the social and criminal landscape of the country can be just as perilous as the overland journey to the US border.

He believes the situation that Mexico is currently experiencing is similar to what has happened in Brazil and Colombia, where efforts to break up large gangs caused them to fragment into smaller cells, creating more chaotic criminal landscapes.

One year after voters approved the landmark ballot measure, Proposition 47 has dramatically altered California's criminal justice landscape.

Here are nine ways Trump has transformed the landscape of criminal justice, just one tumultuous year into his presidency.

It just so happened that suburbia, with its increased anonymity and increased access (at the nearest country club) to potentially useful white collar criminals, suited the new landscape of organized crime well as it moved from the community-based protection rackets of gangs like the Krays to the international drug trade.

It just so happened that suburbia, with its increased anonymity and increased access (at the nearest country club) to potentially useful white-collar criminals, suited the new landscape of organised crime well as it moved from the community-based protection rackets of gangs like the Krays to the international drug trade.