Meaning of carnapping in English:
carnapping
Pronunciation /ˈkɑːnapɪŋ/
noun
mass nounPhilippines The action of stealing a car.
‘they were charged with carnapping’
- ‘the information came from one of the suspects involved in a carnapping’
- ‘Almost all other types of crime, such as robbery and carnapping, have significantly reduced.’
- ‘The suspect was accused of carnapping and extortion.’
- ‘The three passengers denied that they were involved in the carnapping.’
- ‘Not returning the vehicles on time is not tantamount to carnapping.’
- ‘He was jailed last year for carnapping and illegal possession of firearms.’
- ‘Charges of carnapping will be filed against them.’
- ‘The four suspects are now facing charges of carnapping.’
- ‘The police said this is not the first time that the duo has been involved in carnapping .’
- ‘They should be charged with carnapping, which is a non-bailable offense.’
- ‘The film tells the story of a crime family matriarch who runs several underground businesses including carnapping, gambling and drug smuggling.’