robo con intimidación
robbery with intimidation
The Spanish term 'robo con intimidación' translates into English as 'robbery with intimidation'. This term is commonly used in the judicial or legal context and it describes a crime where someone unlawfully takes another person's property with the intention of permanently depriving the victim of it, by using force, fear or threats.
Example sentences using: robo con intimidación
El hombre fue arrestado bajo sospecha de robo con intimidación.
The man was arrested on suspicion of robbery with intimidation.
In this sentence, the person was suspected and arrested for the crime of 'robo con intimidación', translating to a robbery with intimidation in English, which informs that the crime was committed using force or a threat.
La víctima de robo con intimidación aún tiene pesadillas sobre el incidente.
The victim of robbery with intimidation still has nightmares about the incident.
Here, the person who was a victim to 'robo con intimidación', translated as robbery with intimidation, is still troubled and has nightmares due to the traumatic experience.
El robo con intimidación es un delito grave en muchas jurisdicciones.
Robbery with intimidation is a serious crime in many jurisdictions.
In this sentence, 'robo con intimidación', meaning robbery with intimidation is being described as a serious crime in many legal jurisdictions, enforcing the severity of this crime.