Sentence examples for orchestrated crime from inspiring English sources

For example, CCPOA orchestrated Crime Victims United, a right-wing political action committee, pushing the passage of California's "three strikes" legislation.

Seven-year-old Alex Lelenoa, a hard-core fan of Batman, was diagnosed with leukemia three years ago, but that didn't stop him from embarking on a wild and crazy (though carefully orchestrated) crime-fighting spree through Orange County, reports local station KTLA.

So did the country's well-orchestrated manipulation of the fear of crime as in the "super predator" imagery of juveniles and the racialization of crime in mainstream media.

Mr Mbeki believes that some of them may even have a political motive: "I wouldn't rule out a more orchestrated attempt to undermine the government by organised crime," he says.

To this day both sides in their war against the state stand accused of horrific war crimes; among the government's were the orchestrated disappearances of thousands of civilian men, women and children.

Today, Mr. Owens took note of the Ramseys' return to public view and said in an interview: "What we've got here is an orchestrated campaign to establish themselves as the true victims of the crime, rather than JonBenet.

LAMU, Kenya — The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court is seeking to indict several high-ranking Kenyan politicians, including the finance minister and a former national police chief, for crimes against humanity in what he calls an orchestrated campaign to displace, torture, persecute and kill civilians during Kenya's election crisis in 2007 and early 2008.

The suspicion is that the violence is more the result of organised crime and fighting among local power bosses than of an orchestrated manoeuvre by the party at a national level.