money with menaces造句

• Betchley was eventually convicted for demanding money with menaces, and sentenced to two years imprisonment.
• At the Court of First Instance, Nunez, 20, pleaded guilty to demanding money with menaces.
• He earlier pleaded guilty to making a demand with a threat to destroy or damage an airplane and demanding money with menace.
• In 1933, he was charged with demanding money with menace and attempted extortion after writing to the King asking for hush money.
• Victor Metivior Ali, 17, pleaded innocent Monday to charges of demanding money with menace and giving false information to police, police said.
• Daly, 20, did not enter pleas on two counts each of threatening to contaminate goods with intent to cause economic loss and sending letters demanding money with menaces.
• An 18-year-old Hong Kong man, living in Sydney, will appear in Sydney's Central Local Court Monday morning on charges of demanding money with menace, the spokeswoman said.
• Kayirici, of the Sydney suburb of Guildford, pleaded innocent to four charges of sending a letter demanding money with menacing intent and one charge of making a demand with a threat to destroy an aircraft.
• The 17-year-old, who cannot be identified, pleaded guilty in Bidura Children's Court to making a demand with a threat to destroy or damage an aircraft and demanding money with menace.
• Kayirici, 35, from the Sydney suburb of Guildford, pleaded innocent to four charges of sending a letter demanding money with menacing intent and one charge of making a demand with a threat to destroy an aircraft.
• In early November 2007, Kemakaza was convicted of demanding money with menace, intimidation and larceny in connection with a raid that he allegedly ordered in May 2002 on a law firm, Sol Law, in Honiara.
• The offence created by section 17 ( 1 ) of the Criminal Justice ( Public Order ) Act, 1994 is described by the marginal note to that section as " blackmail, extortion and demanding money with menaces ".
• Mehmet Akin Kayirici, 35, from the Sydney suburb of Guildford, pleaded not guilty to four charges of sending a letter demanding money with menacing intent and one charge of making a demand with a threat to destroy an aircraft.