1.   The police run this information through a special computer, which has information on hundreds of thousands of criminals and suspected criminals.

2.   And accepting money from suspected criminals suggests that money talks, regardless of what it has to say.

3.   Blum said such lawsuits are part of a more aggressive effort by human rights groups to hold suspected criminals responsible for their actions.

4.   A suspected criminal recently changed his sex while on the run, eluding capture for nine months.

5.   Disease and overcrowding periodically forces the government to grant amnesty to suspected criminals.

6.   Getting her way means pursuing suspected criminals, finding the truth, caring as much about obtaining a confession as a conviction, she said.

7.   If the plan works, residents will question strangers on their block and call the police should suspected criminals choose to stay.

8.   Improvements have also been made in checking the identities of immigrants against watch lists of suspected criminals and terrorists, Meissner said.

9.   Improvements have also been made in checking the identities of immigrants against lists of suspected criminals and terrorists, Meissner said.

10.   It began as a Valley fax network alerting police and others about suspected criminals, and now serves seven states and has added programs against blight and crime.