Sentence examples for fighting criminal from inspiring English sources

He has denied any wrongdoing and is fighting criminal charges in the United States.

Mary Jane in Lansing, Michigan, is apparently fighting criminal cannabis growing charges.

A 2014 survey by the Magistrates Association found a quarter of defendants fighting criminal charges without a lawyer.

Today, a spokesman for Governor Rowland said the issue was not the mayor's guilt or innocence, but rather his difficulty in leading the city while fighting criminal charges.

Mexico is asking the United States to share more intelligence and ideas for fighting criminal organizations smuggling guns, drugs and contraband on both sides of the border.

Now the mayor, five town officials and two wind park developers are fighting criminal charges that include influence peddling, misuse of public office, misappropriation of land and bribery.

And there are scenes of gun-wielding police officers fighting criminals to the ground.

But the group, founded with the intention of fighting criminals, had ended up fighting the Mexican government as well.

Mr. Mueller's years at the F.B.I. — traditionally the proletarian competitor to the Ivy Leaguers at the C.I.A. — are the logical culmination of a long career spent fighting criminals, though not necessarily of his origins.

Instead of fighting criminals from the outside, UPPs moved in the communities, widening the authorities' ability to reach previously lawless areas.

Can Bruce Wayne really get away with bopping around by day as a billionaire and then fighting criminals at night, without the criminals deciding time to get rid of the threat?