Sentence examples for taking crime from inspiring English sources
That's why we're taking crime scene photos with underwater cameras.
Big action sequences consist of the cast taking crime scene pictures or using microscopes to examine single strands of fiber left behind.
The average time it takes to get a response to an emergency call to the Detroit police is now 58 minutes, and many precincts have stopped taking crime reports in evening hours.
The lawsuit also asserted that Mr. Oravec had sought to intimidate family members, made derogatory remarks about Indians and had refused to carry out basic investigative tasks, including interviewing potential witnesses or taking crime scene photographs.
Police and other emergency services could use them for crowd control, taking crime scene photos or for search and rescue missions.
The meeting ended with police officers taking crime-scene photographs and a teaching assistant under arrest, charged with assaulting Mr. Butler.
"People, they take crime real seriously," he explained.
Murder One was – and for a few weeks will remain – a shop that took crime seriously.
"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.
