Sentence examples for escalating criminal from inspiring English sources

Young migrants say they are fleeing sharply escalating criminal violence in their home countries.

Amid the escalating criminal investigation into Russian involvement in the 2016 election, every corner of the city finds itself preparing for the unexpected.

At the Texas border in 2016, four out of five migrants came from Central America, which escalating criminal violence has made more hazardous than many other places on Earth.

The current President, Enrique Peña Nieto, is wildly unpopular, owing to a long list of accumulating scandals, ranging from rampant state corruption and abuse of power to escalating criminal violence.

If the primary goal of our juvenile justice system is to rehabilitate young offenders, many of whom enter the system with significant mental health and behavioral problems, it is incumbent upon us to meet these needs as a matter of human rights, yes, but also to prevent the devastating future costs of untreated mental health problems and escalating criminal behavior.

(When he was apprehended in 2010, in Chiang Mai, he was quickly released).Since his newfound fame and hugely escalated criminal status, Mr Moustache himself has undergone something of a makeover.

This year, carnival organisers have doubled their own number of stewards, but if tensions arise, the police's strategic engagement officers will be dispatched with community ambassadors – well-respected locals – to help calm things down and prevent them from escalating into criminal activity.

Violence escalated as criminal organizations became increasingly fragmented and disputed their territories (Killebrew and Bernal, 2010; Beittel, 2011).

Manya Brachear Pashman reported in the Chicago Tribune over a year ago that Federal Prison populations had ballooned from 25,000 in 1980 to 219,000 in 2013 and that "[r]ecidivism also escalated as criminal records prevented many ex-offenders from securing employment or housing". The War on Drugs over?

"Not only did he disregard the constraints of bail, he escalated his criminal behavior to murder and attempted murder," Barnes wrote.

"Noncriminal offenses can escalate to criminal charges when officers are not trained in child and adolescent development and are unable to recognize and manage a child's emotional, intellectual, and physical development issues".