| We see the main character's transformation from innocent, Hello-Kitty kid to corrupted, drug-using, sex-having, shoplifting incorrigible. |
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| This is like tricking someone into shoplifting for you or stealing for you. |
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| His life consisted of shoplifting, begging and stealing to feed his addiction to speed and heroin. |
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| Youths and adults were arrested for theft, shoplifting, assaulting a police officer and public order offences. |
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| This is like saying that shoplifting isn't stealing because you're not robbing a bank. |
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| Children as young as 14 could be tested for drugs if they are arrested for offences such as burglary, robbery or shoplifting. |
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| Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting. |
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| He stated that he funded his habit by shoplifting coffee and soap powder which he would then sell on to buy drugs. |
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| She recognised Lovett, who has previous convictions for burglary, shoplifting, assault and handling stolen goods. |
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| He burgled residential care homes just days after he was given community service for shoplifting. |
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| Theft is nothing unusual at the shop, which suffers shoplifting on a daily basis. |
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| He said he was jailed in January for shoplifting offences and stayed off drugs when he was released. |
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| Most of them have committed felonies like drug possession, drunk driving, and shoplifting. |
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| Also, popular kids with troublesome peers showed the highest likelihood of being led into such dangers as vandalism and shoplifting. |
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| He has previous convictions for possession of class A drugs, shoplifting, obstructing police and dealing heroin. |
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| Many supported their habits through shoplifting, petty theft, or prostitution. |
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| He said the use of cameras in Wootton Bassett had seen a big drop in vandalism and shoplifting. |
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| Most of the crimes were not of a violent nature, but tended to involve shoplifting, larceny, begging or squatting. |
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| Many Ukrainians feel that they have witnessed a electoral theft that makes the Florida miscount look like a petty candy shoplifting spree. |
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| The customers suspected of shoplifting were sometimes manhandled in a most indecent way. |
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| The crimes include shoplifting, assault, public order offences, theft and criminal damage. |
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| The overall level of crime is flat and shows the impact the Safer Neighbourhood Teams are having on low-level crime such as shoplifting. |
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| She stops by the corner store to pick up a few things and gives a much-deserved scolding to a young kid caught shoplifting. |
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| She admitted robbery and three charges of shoplifting and asked for five other offences to be taken into consideration. |
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| While police were stumped in their investigation, they got lucky after arresting John for shoplifting. |
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| Statistically, they are far more likely to break the law by shoplifting than asylum seekers are to commit any crime. |
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| This is the first time I've ever had a case where in a shoplifting situation somebody has been hammered this relentlessly. |
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| A warrant for his arrest was issued yesterday after he failed to attend court on Friday to answer a new charge of shoplifting. |
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| Catherine Street were largely ignoring shoplifting and simply passing its cost on to their customers. |
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| When she motioned me over the kids began whispering, muttering that I must have been shoplifting or something. |
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| She was found guilty of dereliction of duty and accused of concealing a past shoplifting arrest, the army added. |
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| She had previously pleaded guilty to several offences, including shoplifting and criminal damage to a taxi. |
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| You had to blast, stab and bludgeon your way through a number of missions which involved exploding stores, shoplifting and killing. |
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| He has previous convictions for shoplifting and was conditionally discharged for this latest offence. |
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| The more seriously society takes shoplifting, the more shoplifters will be deterred. |
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| A number of the women would also get involved with shoplifting to feed their drugs habits. |
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| He took to heroin, burglary and shoplifting, even stealing from his brother and grandmother. |
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| In contrast, many Canadian department stores have such a dearth of sales help that shoplifting is common. |
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| In Australia, our serious crimes are called indictable offences, but that term can also include shoplifting. |
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| A French sales clerk hovers over Mariame, as if assuming she is shoplifting because she is black and from the projects. |
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| But while the more extreme freegans promote squatting and shoplifting as potential techniques, I restricted my quest to less controversial forms of urban foraging. |
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| Two cases of shoplifting resulting in a first arrest, two different attitudes that will lead to two radically different measures. |
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| Fare evasion is a component of society, in the same way as shoplifting or fraud at gas stations. |
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| It is intended primarily for offences such as vandalism, graffiti, shoplifting and the illegal use of fireworks. |
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| Let us take two examples at opposite ends of the spectrum: homicide and shoplifting. |
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| So, for example, a youth might be charged with shoplifting and with failing to comply with the condition of not being in that particular store. |
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| In Fedoriuk the appellant police officer was convicted of off-duty shoplifting and received an absolute discharge in criminal court. |
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| Research shows shoplifting is less of a problem on the Net than in the real world. |
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| Losses through theft, robbery and shoplifting by strangers are an inherent risk for most businesses. |
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| In the first wave, crimes such as vandalism, shoplifting and bicycle thefts can be reported in just a few clicks. |
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| For example, if there is a high risk that the young person will not attend court for a shoplifting charge, is detention a proportionate response? |
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| He was convicted for shoplifting and in 1939, after breaking into a warehouse, was sent to approved school. |
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| That is true for all sorts of things, whether it is shoplifting, joyriding, taking a vehicle, stealing other things, petty theft or vandalism. |
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| He also noted an increase in police patrols around the capital which has resulted in a marked reduction in pickpocketing and shoplifting over the past two weeks. |
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| Whether food banks or shoplifting or the devaluation of wages for British workers, the effect has been the same. |
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| Winona Ryder wore a Peter Pan-collared coat – accentuated with a wide Alice in Wonderland headband – when in court for shoplifting. |
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| The report concluded that sanctioning could lead to extreme hardship, reliance on loan sharks, shoplifting and depression. |
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| Whether or not they boost sales, a friendly welcome is said to cut shoplifting. |
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| The types of offences eligible for the program were minor offences such as theft, criminal damage, shoplifting and minor assaults. |
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| This is usually the case for offenses like shoplifting or burglary. |
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| Petty crimes, such as vandalism and shoplifting, are also commonplace. |
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| For thieves it is easier than burglary, robbery, shoplifting or mugging. |
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| The court heard he had 19 previous convictions for shoplifting. |
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| The judge at Bolton Crown Court, heard how he had a string of convictions for burglary, shoplifting and handling stolen goods dating back 14 years. |
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| Several of the shoplifting incidents were attributed to two culprits. |
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| Rioting, shoplifting, and violent confrontation with the police took place shortly thereafter. |
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| Now, news has broken that Lauten herself was arrested as a teen for shoplifting. |
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| It was as if the five were charged with fifty counts of shoplifting, and one of strangling a grandmother. |
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| And growing up with all the shoplifting and troublemaking, you ended up enrolling in an alternative high school, right? |
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| The initiative has been introduced to make policing more effective in counteracting shoplifting, purse snatches, nuisance behaviour and other offences. |
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| A middle-class business person on his first tax-evasion offence and a young indigenous offender on a third shoplifting charge face radically different outcomes. |
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| In one case, for example, a complainant accused of shoplifting protested that it was just a misunderstanding and offered to make good the loss claimed by the store. |
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| There were jokes about Winston shoplifting crab legs earlier this year. |
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| A recent infographic commissioned by SECOM Plc shows shoplifting and more serious retail theft is becoming more and more of a problem. |
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| In 1820, there were 160, including crimes such as shoplifting, petty theft or stealing cattle. |
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| Are these not, as I have seen at times, unfortunate souls, people of very limited intelligence who commit petty crimes, like shoplifting and petty larceny, simply so they have a roof over their heads in the winter? |
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| If the man on the left was shoplifting, he would be out of view. |
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| Here Diski talks with Blake Eskin about her own history of shoplifting, why people assume that women shoplift more than men, and the recent London riots. |
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| A STICKY-FINGERED woman snatched a string of bizarre items on a city centre shoplifting spree. |
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| A lot of my crimes were for shoplifting and car theft. |
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| Eubank made a fresh start in New York, battling drug, alcohol and shoplifting addictions to attend church and school. |
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| When you find yourself contemplating shoplifting to get nappies, it is the money. |
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| On my first day on the watch after leaving the shoplifting squad I paraded on earlies but had completely forgotten to take my ear ring off. |
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| It's important to note that shoplifting isn't a victimless crime as many people may think. |
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| It could be a fraudulent return, shoplifting or a break-in. |
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| Young children are being tasked with pickpocketing, shoplifting and begging on Britain's streets in scenarios like those in Oliver Twist, the anti-slavery commissioner has warned. |
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| Tough-talking politicians passed mandatory-sentencing laws like the three-strikes rule, pioneered in California and much imitated elsewhere, which sent third-time offenders to the clink for crimes as minor as shoplifting. |
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| Bunging buckshee gifts to someone who has been associated with allegations of drugs, shoplifting and attention-seeking impresses no-one. |
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| One suspected bilker was arrested on suspicion of possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply, while another man was arrested for shoplifting. |
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| No longer would people sent to Rikers Island on charges like fare beating, pot smoking or shoplifting be automatically subject to public inspection of their rectums and vaginas. |
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| Crime in Vatican City consists largely of purse snatching, pickpocketing and shoplifting by outsiders. |
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| The five brothers started out as petty crooks involved in drug dealing, protection rackets and shoplifting. |
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| Tells how she helped Lottie do some shoplifting in the town's dime store. |
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| So if a sales assistant or security guard sees someone who looks suspiciously like the town mayor shoplifting, would they be guilty of insult if they apprehend him? |
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| She was absent for most of her final year at school and began smoking cannabis, sniffing glue, drinking alcohol, shoplifting, and on one occasion breaking into Edinburgh Zoo. |
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| Operation Tricep has seen a sharp drop in shoplifting, antisocial behaviour, street drinking and burglaries, at a time of year when such offences are most rife. |
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| Later in life, he has been known to speak of himself as very much a disorderly character in his younger years, often in trouble for shoplifting and other petty crimes. |
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| Otherwise known as reverse shoplifting, shopdropping involves surreptitiously putting things in stores, rather than illegally taking them out, and the motivations vary. |
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| Reasonable cause requires that the detaining officer have articulable knowledge of particular facts sufficiently reasonable to suspect the detained person of shoplifting. |
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