Sentences with phrase «officials said some crime»

Officials said some crime victims leave the state without notifying the department while others change their identity and address with no further communication.

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But in a reversal from their stance Memorial Day weekend, city officials took a more passive approach to the weekend crime spree, saying there weren't any immediate fixes and crime reduction would have to happen «over the long - term,» Police Supt. Garry McCarthy told reporters.

Joyce said at a conference last month that U.S. officials were trying to persuade European regulators to allow a carve out in the law for security researchers to continue collecting data pertinent to data breaches or other cyber crime investigations.

But after he sues local officials for millions, he's convicted of yet another crime: A murder he says he didn't commit.

Officials say he admitted being guilty to the crime and his fingerprints were matched at the scene.

Now, according to Sean Leahy of Yahoo! Sports, the Predators» official team store is jumping in on the joke with shirts that say «instrument of a crime» on them.

Indeed, Uday, along with his brother, Qusay, top a list of Iraqi officials who the Bush Administration has said will be tried for war crimes or crimes against humanity after an American - led attack on Iraq, according to published reports.

They said they are speaking with police officials to determine what areas have too much crime to be...

GRANT PARK — Dogs in Grant Park would attract tourism, deter crime and be a bonus for the South Loop real estate market, park officials and advocates said Tuesday at a meeting to gauge reaction to a proposed dog run in Chicago's front yard.

The United States has allocated $ 2.6 billion worth of aid to Mexico for fighting crime under the 2008 «Merida initiative,» US officials say.

Offering no evidence to back up his claim, the president said former national security adviser Susan Rice may have committed a crime by seeking the identities of Trump associates who were swept up in the surveillance of foreign officials by American spy agencies and that other Obama administration officials may also have been involved.

«Having worked on DNA - related legislation for over 25 years, I see the use of «familial» DNA testing as the next significant step in assisting our law enforcement officials in solving these sickening crimes and getting these violent criminals off our streets,» Boyle said.

A Labour minister — a high ranking official of the same party who only a few months ago, over ruled the ONS to release a work of fiction regarding knife crime — is implying that the ONS is politically motivated in its releases is rich to say the least!

A top - ranking Suffolk County police official said she is proud of the arrests the department won't have to make and the crimes it won't have to solve — thanks to more than a dozen police programs aimed at keeping kids safe and out of trouble.

Kazeem, who addressed the media alongside senior officials of the Ministry, said Governor Ambode had been at the vanguard of the war against domestic, sexual and violent crimes, and that the centre was geared towards vigorous justice sector reforms.

«When we have public officials who are entrusted by the public with their trust, it's absolutely outrageous that when they commit crimes and get convicted of them, that the same members of the public have to pay for them,» he said.

Officials said they hoped the efforts would send a message following a rash of assaults in city parks as well as neighborhoods such as northwest Queens, where Vallone said assaults, including crimes like groping, are «way up.»

Nearly four dozen headstones were found toppled at a Jewish cemetery in Brooklyn over the weekend, leading cops to initially suspect a hate crime — then defer to cemetery officials who dismissed foul play, saying the aging headstones fell long ago from disrepair.

Wu says while a grand jury will have to determine whether any actual crimes were committed, he says alleged interference by Cuomo's staff in an ethics commission sending out subpoenas is potentially in violation of several state statutes, including conspiracy to perform official misconduct and the hindering of prosecution.

On the eve of JB's funeral recently, NPP MP for Obuasi East, Edward Ennin, lambasted the authorities for not doing enough to bring the perpetrators of the heinous crime to book and said on Adom TV that he suspected an official cover - up.

The request had the backing of various town officials, and the Amherst Planning Board, but tenants of the nearby Bryant Woods Office Park objected to the developer's plans, saying the student housing would bring increased crime and nuisance problems to the area.

Cahill, a top aide and official in former Governor George Pataki's Administration, says as Attorney General he'd bring more focus to creating jobs and helping small business, improving education and protecting Charter Schools, and fighting crime.

November ended with another record low in most serious city crime but a rise in reported rapes, NYPD officials said Monday, attributing the spike to widespread coverage of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct against celebrities.

Elected officials also said they want crime statistics from the city's parks available so experts can analyze trends in an effort to cut down on future attacks.

«Part of your job as a law enforcement official, whether you're a prosecutor, or the Attorney General, or the FBI director, is to help prevent crime and deter crime,» he said.

Curran, who did not attend the civic rally, has said she would work with federal officials to deport immigrants who are in the country illegally and are convicted of crimes, and would not allow Nassau to become a «sanctuary» county.

Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez and State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Thursday that ICE officials should «recalibrate their priorities so crime victims and witnesses are not targeted for removal proceedings.»

Seventy - seven percent of those polled said the pension stripping should apply to all state employees - not just elected officials - who are convicted of crimes that relate to their public jobs.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's office also said the hefty suggestion stemmed from «the many egregious aspects of the defendant's crimes — including Silver's role as a high - level public official, his engagement in multiple corrupt schemes, the millions of dollars in bribe money Silver took in, and his laundering of his crime proceeds.»

The Assembly sponsor of the measure, David Buchwald of Westchester, said the state's constitution currently protects the pensions of all state officials elected before 2011, even if they are convicted of crimes.

Suffolk police officials said a reduction in the number of officers in recent years and an effort to proactively deploy resources based on crime patterns were driving the rise in overtime.

I look to initiate immediate action here in Rockland that will hold any elected official strictly accountable for crimes committed in office, and remove any taxpayer - funded pension and retirement benefit upon conviction,» said Legislator Day.

Blair Horner with the New York Public Interest Research Group said the ballot proposal affects just a small subset of public officials — those who took office before 2011, and who commit crimes after January 2018.

There were 2,322 fewer so - called index crimes reported as of the end of September over the same period in 2015, or a 3 percent drop, officials said.

However, some state and county lawmakers and village officials said the casino would increase crime, traffic, strain on public services and do little to improve the local economy.

Crime was up 27 percent in New York City's biggest parks during the beginning months of the year, a disturbing spike that officials said might be because of the relatively balmy winter.

Other lawmakers have raised issued with the original amendment's wording as well, saying it could impact officials convicted of crimes other than corruption.

He said the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is to be used to frame some of his officials especially the Chief of staff on certain charges after which they will be arrested.

Investigators have decided not to charge Hollywood producer and studio executive Harvey Weinstein with a crime after a 22 - year - old woman accused him of sexual assault, an official with the Manhattan DA's office said.

November ended with another record low in serious city crime but a rise in reported rapes, NYPD officials said, attributing the spike to widespread coverage of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct against celebrities.

MTA officials said that they would move to recover any profits he would earn from the film because the agency had been a victim of his crimes.

Cuomo also pardoned 101 New Yorkers who were convicted when they were 16 or 17 years old, in what state officials said was part of an effort to remove barriers to housing and employment for those who committed crimes in their youth.

In 2016, for the first time in more than two decades, NYC counted fewer than 1,100 shootings in a calendar year, a milestone that officials said was a result of the Police Department's efforts to focus on serious crimes and mend relationships with the communities it serves.

In a sheer coincidence, the United Nations Office for Drug and Crimes (UNODC), the same day, released its own corruption report that said Nigeria spent N400bn annually on bribes to public officials.

Officials at local agencies receiving the grant money said that the funds paid for crime - fighting activities that would otherwise come from local taxpayers or, in this era of tightening budgets, not be funded at all.

He said he would vote again this year to pass a bill that allows the state to strip pension payments from all state officials and employees who are convicted of crimes related to their public duties.

'' I think it's critically important for the next attorney general to focus on fighting crime and leave running the government and the other issues to the other elected officials,» said Bloomberg, who has already endorsed Donovan for Attorney General.

On Friday, Schneiderman said the Maziarz misdemeanor guilty plea «sends a strong message to every elected official that if you abuse the public trust you will be rooted out, and there will be a public accounting of your crime.»

In a very short statement, the official news agency, SUNA, said the Sudanese police «arrested the offender, a foreign woman who committed the crime.»

He said that the second time Giuliani ran for mayor in 1993, there were more Republican elected officials and there were high levels of crime.