Sentence examples for hidden crimes from inspiring English sources
Many of those were unknown to police, highlighting a gap in law enforcement for one of Britain's most hidden crimes.
While retaining some of the key components of a mystery -- drowned heiress, secret romance, hidden crimes and seething class tensions -- he stuffs his book's supple center with hypertestosteroned subplots in a bid to reach beyond the genre for something grander.
When an American whistleblower reveals hidden crimes the accomplices of these crimes cry foul.
Long hidden crimes by the Catholic Church and its Jesuit priests, brothers and their minions are now revealed to the light.
Cooper said: "Car crime may be falling, but these serious, hidden crimes are going up.
The silence that echoes most painfully is that of the Latino victims of these and other hidden crimes.
Prosecutors said earlier this week that the bishop, Thomas O'Brien, could face criminal charges if evidence showed he hid crimes, failed to report abuse or obstructed justice.
"Body and Soul," from 1925, stars Paul Robeson in a dual role as a struggling inventor and his twin brother, a faux minister who hides crimes beneath sanctimonious airs.
"If the Vatican truly wants to change course, it would be far more effective to fire or demote bishops who have clearly endangered kids and enabled abuse and hid crimes, than to add one sentence to a policy that is rarely followed with consistency," Joelle Casteix, the western regional director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said in a statement.
Church officials cannot engage in conspiracies to hide crimes of sexual molestation and protect child abusers on one hand, and on the other, presume to dictate legitimate healthcare decisions.
To highlight what he suggested was the absurdity of the current system he cited the example of a chief constable whose officers were accused of "hiding crime" because they had chosen to deal with an incident informally rather than record it as a crime.
