Sentence examples for personal robberies from inspiring English sources
Mobile phones now make up 70 per cent of personal robberies in the capital.
Both commercial and personal robberies are found in areas with a variety of businesses, most of them what we have called "ordinary".
Domestic burglary and robbery saw the largest decline with 1,747 fewer people who had their homes broken into and 365 fewer personal robberies.
This equates to 314 phones, including 158 iPhones, being stolen every day and accounts for about 70% of items taken in personal robberies.
Ratcliffe (2002, 33) showed that there was a significant correlation between the distribution of tstart, tmid, tend and taoristic for offences where the mean value of trange was less than four hours ( t ̄ range < 4 t unit, where tunit = 1 hour), for example assaults, personal robberies and possession of drugs.
The force added that gangs, which range from organised criminal networks involved in Class A drugs supply and firearms to street-based gangs involved in violence and personal robbery, were responsible for approximately 22% of serious violence, 17% of robbery, 50% of shootings and 14% of rape in London.
Apart from liquor stores, the presence of discretionary businesses has no impact on commercial or personal robbery.
Personal crimes: robbery, personal theft, sexual offences, assault.
Of the 'scattered-site' interventions, one Cincinnati study reported a significant reduction in personal attacks and robberies, and an increase in employer provided healthcare benefits, while two Yonkers studies found that those who relocated reported significantly lower depression symptoms, problem drinking, marijuana use and experience of violent or traumatic events.
Now there are drugs and arms, and a sharp increase in cases of personal aggression and robbery, said Vincent Manuguerra, who lived here until 1996 and still works here.
Robberies or attempted robberies of personal possessions, which featured in this study, hardly appeared in any of previous African studies.
