Sentence examples for criminal tools from inspiring English sources

Republicans said the new criminal tools would complement the kidnapping alert system.

The team was already spiraling amid off-field problems, when on Nov. 19, 2001, Sellers and teammate Lamar Chapman were charged with possession of cocaine and "criminal tools" (money and cell phones).

"State groups could also contract their espionage activities out to criminal groups, that will use criminal tools and expertise to perform spying activities, steal intellectual property or gather intelligence about vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure systems at the behest of government groups".

Palo Alto said the malware lies dormant for three days before connecting with command and control (C2) servers over the Tor network, normally used by individuals to anonymize their online identity, but increasingly used to manage criminal tools like KeRanger.

But now all of the criminal tools are very much designed as point-and-click interfaces, so the skill barriers of entry to the world of cyber crime are gone".

Trumbull County Assistant Prosecutor Gabe Wildman said Connie Ramirez, 43, of Austintown, Ohio, was arrested Aug. 22, on charges of rape, gross sexual imposition, pandering obscenity involving a minor, and possession of criminal tools.

"This is a sensitive issue," the attorney general said, "primarily because we exhibit self-restraint in using a criminal tool in a case of expression because of the special status of the freedom of speech.

"This is not an immigration to us just out of desperation, which is a constant for these people who are refugees and deserve refugee status in 95 percent of cases, but a criminal tool used by the Qaddafi regime," Mr. Frattini told Corriere della Sera's Web television, adding that the strategy could be used as evidence against Colonel Qaddafi in the International Criminal Court.

For the criminals, tools are right at hand.

"We want to remove that tool from the criminal's tool belt".

The cultural idiosyncrasy in the United States can be traced back more than a century, to when the photograph was among law enforcement's most sophisticated criminal identification tools.