stolen goods造句

They were arrested for handling stolen goods.

The robbers disputed violently over the stolen goods.

Buts he is returning to St Louis toyay his debts, his satchel of stolen goods is stolen, leaving him penniless.

Criminals steal mostly to sell stolen goods on the black market in exchange for cash.

He was still carrying the stolen goods when he was pinched.

The inside of the pipe should be cleaned up, without welding, rust and dirt, sand and other stolen goods.

Shoes in teenage sizes bump up the score further, since pre-teens are less likely to buy stolen goods.

There are many property crime in criminal law, but a kind of phenomenon in practice seems not to find a definite answer, that is, behavior of occupying illegally money stolen and stolen goods.

These men certainly is not the first time transgressions, if "people handling stolen goods and was" destroyed the reputation of the future, cause you think they will regret?

Middle Assyrian Laws: there's death to a wife if she steals from her husband and death to any who purchased the stolen goods.

His activities became so widespread that special legislation was passed to make the receiver of stolen goods an accessory to the theft.

Allowing a dodgy police force to sell stolen goods that it has confiscated would not be much of an incentive for the eradication of poaching.

But the thefts have an insidious knock-on effect, in that anyone in the market might now feel at risk of receiving stolen goods.

He had a staff of mechanics for altering watches and jewelry, warehouses to store the loot, and a sloop to convey certain stolen goods to the Continent, where they could be sold in safety.