| Hit by a spate of praedial larceny, Aranguez farmers are now using deadly pit bulls and Rottweilers to guard their food crops at night. |
| A larceny committed with actual force and violence, or with a constructive force by any assault and putting in fear, is to be adjudged robbery. |
| Back then, Cook was convicted in a Charleston, South Carolina, court for grand larceny and burglary. |
| By far the most common crime was larceny but the figures for violent crimes by girls also climbed steadily from the late 1990s onwards. |
| You truly were going to send her to prison and bother me with putting this young lady on trial for a petty larceny? |
| After investigations into at least 20 complaints against him by his law clients, Burgess was disbarred and convicted of attempted grand larceny. |
