Sentence examples for lead perpetrator from inspiring English sources

Yee Nor Kong, lead perpetrator of the fraud that Bertrand helped uncover, was sentenced to six years and one month in federal prison in 1995 and ordered to pay $20 million to the banks she ripped off.

Intriguingly, the obsessed Sang-Hyeon is unaware the cops are pursuing him, and the case's elusive lead perpetrator has no idea the dead girl's father knows his whereabouts.

How Jackie described minor details of the incident -- the number of perpetrators, the exact status of the lead perpetrator with the fraternity -- is completely consistent with PTSD resulting from a rape.

"Generally, you don't like to have to negotiate in public or in the media, not because you're trying to hide something but because it can lead perpetrators to posture," he said.

Ha, ha, yes, Kirsten, all that "torture stuff" that is supposed to lead the perpetrators to some sort of eternal damnation in any competent system of morality!

His desire to "whup" the perpetrator led to him learning how to fight.

In one case, she said, even after a woman who was orally assaulted had vomited, brushed her teeth and drunk something, "good DNA evidence that led to the perpetrator was obtained by swabbing behind her ears".

A terrorist bomb explodes in London (which, along with San Francisco, has a pretty cool futuristic makeover), and the hunt for the perpetrator leads to the uncovering of treachery within the Federation hierarchy and the threat of a war with the Klingons.

They may also lead detectives to perpetrators — such as teachers or day care workers — who might still have access to potential victims.

That's why a victim freezing in shock a common and natural reaction to violence often leads to the perpetrator being acquitted.

Results described above indicate that successful treatment of alcohol dependence in substance abusing IPV perpetrators leads to reduced IPV perpetration.