Sentence examples for serial theft from inspiring English sources

After years of drug addiction, serial theft and hard prison time, a 54-year-old mother named Renee is entering a revolutionary phase of her life — transition from a rehabilitation sanctuary in Coney Island to the possibility of self-reliance in the outside world.

So, it turns out that smearing poop on the wall, piercings, low grades, hitchhiking and bumming around with hippies*, working a stream of dead-end jobs, and committing serial theft do not make you unfit for a life of doing well for yourself, and yes, if you are into that sort of thing, the company you found.

The changes, which went into effect last month, mean that even a suspended prison sentence would be grounds for deportation if someone is found guilty of crimes including bodily harm, sexual assault, violent theft or serial shoplifting.

If I hadn't already known him as the Night Stalker, it would've been impossible to tell if he was in prison for petty theft or for serial murder.

Roosevelt says that Michigan's primary was an illegal event - like a car-theft spree or a serial killing.

Record all serial numbers somewhere safe, in case of theft or loss.

Keep a record of your laptop computer details, such as serial number, make and model so that you can report theft or loss promptly.

A serial criminal, who admitted to "doing" 42 cars but denied the theft of a strimmer – "what the fuck would I want a strimmer for?

By the beginning of 2015, Time said, "Merkel had already emerged as the indispensable player in managing Europe's serial debt crises; she also led the West's response to Vladimir Putin's creeping theft of Ukraine".

In a better world, the Federal Reserve would prevent serial offender banks like Wells Fargo from existing, and the Department of Justice would prosecute mass car theft as a crime.

That number is likely an undercount: many gun thefts are never reported, and even when they are, victims often do not know the serial numbers to their guns, making it difficult for authorities to tie them back to a crime.