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• He is a former receiver of stolen goods who was imprisoned in Brest.
• Most of these were London prostitutes, but there were some hardened criminals-thieves, receivers of stolen goods, shoplifters-among them.
• "But I was satisfied that I wasn't dealing with thieves, or immediate handlers or receivers of stolen goods, that would have been unethical ."
• "Parents who let their kid stock stolen television sets in the cellar must realize they're receivers of stolen goods, and that's serious, " he said.
• At some point during this period, Milliner had begun to act as something of a madam to other prostitutes, and Wild as a fence, or receiver of stolen goods.
• He noted allegations that the country was the Nazis'" fence, " or receiver of stolen goods, and that the country built its wellbeing with the gold of concentration camp victims.
• Seen as a way to reduce crime in Britain felons who committed clergyable offenses could be transported for 7 years and receivers of stolen goods could be transported for 14 years.
• He was also a receiver of stolen goods into the trade of returning them to the victim to gain the reward, organised thefts and blackmailed the thieves he dealt with to make more profit.
• He claimed to be a gymnastics instructor, a dentist, and a dealer in precious stones but was known to police as a pimp and gangster who associated with thieves, housebreakers, and receivers of stolen goods.
• Even so, Edgell concluded, " We are not hedging and certainly have no intention of being receivers of stolen goods, but equally you will realize that our trustees cannot return a painting without definite legal proof that it was stolen ."
• Samuel Johnson once triumphed in such an exchange :'a fellow having attacked him with some coarse raillery, Johnson answered him thus, " Sir, your wife, " under pretence of keeping a bawdy-house ", is a receiver of stolen goods " '.
• Helping to reroute art was also a specialty of the Swiss, whose laws are shockingly favorable to receivers of stolen goods _ to the point where, to get his art back, a real owner must reimburse someone who has innocently bought his purloined painting.
• The fault for a great deal of what is happening now should properly be placed on the old Russian Government, but the people is not made up of philosophers, and when a Jew is caught as a food speculator or smuggler or receiver of stolen goods the crowd deals with him without any thought of the family of Romanoff.
• Sachs ( d . 1945 ) has been described as an " abject personality, a notorious swindler, chronic liar, professional thief, informer, Gestapo agent, simoniac, suborner, trafficker in everything, marketer of catamites, receiver of stolen goods, spy, stipended writer, drug dealer, occasional procurer, paedophile, double agent, black market profiteer, Jewish collaborator, prevaricator, fake priest, pawnbroker, nark, forger, and abandoner of women and children ".