Sentence examples for take crimes from inspiring English sources
Senior officers might inappropriately take crimes off the books, he claimed.
"People, they take crime real seriously," he explained.
"Let's take Crime and Punishment and turn it into a rock'n'roll song," he said.
Take crime and justice policy, which has dominated this session and will probably dominate the next.
Take crime as just one example: on the doorsteps Labour found it had a serious problem.
Chief George Gascon said the department would train 15 civilians to interview victims and witnesses, write reports, take crime-scene photos and collect fingerprint and DNA evidence.
Gentrifiers may not always be popular, but they set up neighbourhood watch meetings, clean up empty spaces and lobby politicians to take crime more seriously.
Earlier in court, Mauritian police were accused of a catastrophic failure to take crime scene photos that may have helped in the investigation.
During this period, Jock laid the foundations for a more engaged "realist" criminology that argued for critical criminologists to take crime more seriously.
However, the group's aims are vague: urging local residents to "take crime in hand", make people "more responsible" and "act against incivility".
