Sentence examples for members robbed from inspiring English sources
The remaining SLA members robbed two more banks—one in Sacramento, on February 25 , 1975 and another in Carmichael, California, on April 21 , 1975
The original indictment said the gang members robbed restaurant patrons, fired shots into crowds, beat and harassed strangers and slashed rivals with knives.
She said she had joined a party that intended to resettle in Liberia, but after one of its members robbed her she had been forced, instead, to remain in Lynchburg, Va.
The rectory was a place of life, open to the community, despite the risks, like the time three Black Liberation Army members robbed him at gunpoint in Brownsville and tied him up after taking the bingo receipts.
HOUSTON — The descendants of Geronimo have sued Skull and Bones, a secret society at Yale University with ties to the Bush family, charging that its members robbed his grave in 1918 and have kept his skull in a glass case ever since.
PAGE A18 SEEKING GERONIMO'S SKULL The descendants of Geronimo have sued Skull and Bones, a secret society at Yale University with strong ties to the Bush family, charging that its members robbed the Apache warrior's grave in 1918 and have kept his skull in a glass case ever since.
He schedules doctors' appointments for members, runs immigrant orientation forums and even deals with the police if members are robbed.
Some recount how paramilitaries killed family members or robbed them of their farms at gun point.
In the mid-1990's big youth gangs, modeled after gangs in El Salvador, began swaggering though poor neighborhoods and commercial centers alike, growing to almost 40,000 members who robbed pedestrians and shook down bus drivers.
For the report, Pelley also spoke to 15 other students in the district who were living out of cars and profiled families that were earning their motel stays by painting guest rooms or who had witnessed family members being robbed of the few dollars they had in the car.
It was the first time Labor threw its leadership open to an election that weighed votes cast by all party members, thereby robbing factional bosses of control.
