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Meanings of criminal damage in English

Russian
повреждение имущества
Spanish
daño
Catalan
dany a la propietat

Crime involving damaging or destroying public or private property.

      повреждение имущества
      Synonyms
      Examples for "property damage"
      Examples for "property damage"
      1
      Mr Henry was charged with hindering police, resisting police and property damage.
      News.com.au
      2
      They are seeking damages including for medical expenses, property damage and grief.
      Radio NZ
      3
      There were no immediate reports of casualties or figures for property damage.
      Reuters
      4
      Need for speed This logic-free, consequence-free property damage is never very involving.
      BBC
      5
      No one was hurt and there was no property damage, they said.
      The Irish Times
      1
      Nzimande also condemned the destruction of property regularly seen during student protests.
      The South African
      2
      People frequently ask how far the destruction of property in Cuba is apparent.
      Cuba in War Time
      3
      Nor was all the destruction of property chargeable to the rebels.
      The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers
      4
      If the manager doesn't have us arrested for destruction of property, that is.
      Spike
      5
      The loss of life and destruction of property is not known.
      Barkham Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful ...
      1
      They forcibly entered the building, damaging property and allegedly assaulting staff.
      Radio NZ
      2
      The violence escalated with protesters damaging property and attacking people.
      The South African
      3
      Trees have also been uprooted, obstructing traffic and damaging property.
      The South African
      4
      Instead he said, "What was all that business about Falk damaging property?"
      Firewall
      5
      They were further charged with damaging property belonging to the man, Mr James Deans.
      The Irish Times
      Usage of criminal damage in English
      1
      He also pleaded guilty to charges of criminal damage and false imprisonment.
      The Irish Times
      2
      Three were also charged with and pleaded not guilty to criminal damage.
      The Guardian
      3
      He also pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage at the same premises.
      The Irish Times
      4
      Byrne also pleaded guilty to criminal damage at St Mark's Junior School.
      The Irish Times
      5
      He admitted a charge of criminal damage and carrying an offensive weapon.
      Radio NZ
      6
      His 17-year-old brother pleaded guilty to criminal damage of the church's vault.
      The Irish Times
      7
      The charges ranged from racially aggravated assault to criminal damage and robbery.
      The Irish Times
      8
      They include verbal and physical attacks and criminal damage to property, including mosques.
      The Irish Times
      9
      His 31 previous convictions include road traffic and criminal damage offences.
      The Irish Times
      10
      The police investigation should establish those primarily responsible for criminal damage.
      The Guardian
      11
      Four people have been arrested for offences including disorder, arson and criminal damage.
      The Guardian
      12
      Those farm cats don't have any financial value, so it isn't criminal damage.
      The blood spilt
      13
      At least one person was arrested by police for criminal damage.
      Radio NZ
      14
      He pleaded guilty to four charges of theft and one of criminal damage.
      The Irish Times
      15
      He has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and trespassing.
      The Irish Times
      16
      The man was arrested last night and charged with criminal damage.
      The Irish Times
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      Translations for criminal damage
      Spanish
      daño
      Criminal damage through the time
      Criminal damage across language varieties
      Ireland
      Common
      United Kingdom
      Rare
      United States of America
      Rare