Sentence examples for face weapons from inspiring English sources

Police investigators have described Mr. Greene and Ms. Gliedman, who each face weapons charges, as "admitted heroin addicts".

Those arrested are believed to be members of a violent Bloods subset called 793 Bloods, and face weapons and drug-trafficking charges, the F.B.I. said.

Three crew members, including the captain, will remain in Panama to face weapons trafficking charges.

Mr. Tidwell also faces weapons charges in that case.

He also faces weapons charges in the Oct. 24 shootings outside South Middle School during halftime of the game.

Most powerful are the hieroglyphic carvings, in which human faces, weapons and ornaments seem manically compressed to fill rectangular molds, saturating available space with bulbous images.

Mr. DeLoatch was charged twice in 1997 for possessing a controlled substance and once in 1999 for robbery and now faces weapons charges, the police said.

Two years later, he faced weapons charges after being caught on Chicago's West Side with an unregistered.357 Magnum Smith & Wesson, police records show.

(AP) TOTOWA: STUDENT FACES CHARGES -- A seventh-grade Totowa student who brought a loaded gun to school last week is now facing weapons charges, the police said Tuesday.

Mr. Bates was emboldened the next year when, after he faced weapons charges for firing warning shots at an approaching British vessel, a British court ruled that it had no jurisdiction over the case because the exchange had occurred in international waters.

Mr. Nelson, who is wanted in Virginia for identity theft, is in custody in New Jersey, where he faces weapons charges related to two guns the police said they found when he was arrested in Newark for the $10,000 transfer, prosecutors said.