Now big-time crime is moving to the cyber world, offering large rewards with less risk of capture.
Also, when about £600m of programme investment is made each year, long-serving executives run the risk of capture, or getting too close to their independent producer suppliers.
The mistake put the North Koreans at some risk of capture, and for a few moments they radiated a life-or-death terror that gave me a glimpse of what they must suffer daily.
The CIA and Pentagon colluded to reverse-engineer the interrogation resistance training given to US airmen at high risk of capture by the Soviets, employing techniques based on the old KGB playbook.
In the meantime, the growing operational range of the pirates and their ties to jihadists mean that tourists may be at risk of capture ever farther down the coast.
For that reason, the members of LulzSec are either modern-day versions of Arsène Lupin, Maurice Leblanc's fearless gentleman thief for whom the risk of capture was part of the thrill, or they're absolute, grade A imbeciles (spoiler alert: it's the second one).
It was found that the juvenile green-turtle (Chelonia mydas) uses areas disturbed by fishing activity, which puts them at a higher risk of capture.
We hypothesize that variability in leatherback movement ecology, and nest placement, is from ocean currents shaping their behaviour as hatchlings, potentially also determining the proportion of the population at risk of capture in pelagic fisheries.
Sixty males were evaluated during and immediately following participation in U.S. Army Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) school, three weeks of intense but standardized training for Soldiers at risk of capture.
Minimize your risk of capture by avoiding spammy subject line phrases like "Click here!" "Once in a lifetime opportunity!" and the cardinal sins of excessive exclamation points!!!!! and ALL CAPS.
