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perpetrator

[pur-pi-trey-ter] / ˈpɜr pɪˌtreɪ tər /










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The quick pic is sometimes even more ignorant, because its perpetrators believe they have some kind of special technique to avoid disturbing other patrons.

From Salon

Now Joan, who lives in South Derbyshire, wants restorative justice to be offered routinely to victims and perpetrators of traumatic crimes, and she is convinced her son would approve.

From BBC

Upon release from prison, perpetrators will be electronically tagged for real-time monitoring, with any breaches leading to potential recall.

From BBC

The 7-Eleven clerk was driven to the site of arrest and identified the two as the perpetrators, the indictment said.

From Los Angeles Times

Currently, no arrests have been made and the perpetrators remain at large.

From BBC