Sentence examples for dangerous felon from inspiring English sources

"Heisler is a dangerous felon with a history of violence," said the Mercer County prosecutor, Joseph L. Bocchini.

"As a matter of policy," Mr. Feinstein said, the agency "does not conduct enforcement actions at sensitive locations, including places of worship, unless the action involves a national security matter, imminent risk of violence or physical harm, pursuit of a dangerous felon or the imminent destruction of evidence in an ongoing criminal case".

Shadowbox the dangerous felon himself For his daunting stance frightens me And causes the bravest of souls to wilt.

Clearly, the danger to a community is less likely to come from a breast-feeding mother or gifted student than from a dangerous felon or terrorist.

We heard through various sources that Wayne might be bad news, and a simple search confirmed our fears: Wayne was a dangerous felon, a man with a history of gravely injuring and terrorizing people, including past girlfriends.

It was supposed to focus on dangerous felons.

Many are dangerous felons, in prison for life.

The governor claims the true number is 26,000 criminals and says it "will flood our streets with thousands of dangerous felons, including rapists, child molesters and murderers".

"Why wouldn't that work?" Of course, there are other implications, including dangerous felons circumventing permit procedures and legally carrying weapons.

It was supposed to focus on dangerous felons, but the heavy majority of those it catches are noncriminals or minor offenders — more than 30 percent have no convictions for anything.

The Obama administration on Friday announced a policy change that — if it works — should lead to smarter enforcement of the immigration laws, with greater effort spent on deporting dangerous felons and less on minor offenders who pose no threat.