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Listen here all the boys and girls
this is the best rap you've ever heard.
I wrote this while I was in the clink,
cleaning the nasty-🤬 bathroom sink.
I was trying to do a runner from a store, but I was caught coz the cashier was a 🤬.
Everyone in this prison iss as bent as a nine-bob note,
me and my 🤬 were digging an escape route.
Someone in our crew chose to blow the gaff,
Now we have qttention from the prison staff.
Doing time in prison, I like not,
instead I'd be at home, doing pot.

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Once upon a time, somewhere far,
Rauno had a run-in with the law!
After his schoolday, in cold blood
he tried to steal the moon and stars.
As a countermeasure, he tried to cover his tracks
by dressing up as our beloved Alex.
When he was eventually caught, he lawyered up,
but his lawyer Gru told him to come clean and stop.

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A:Have you ever been caught red handed by doing somthing?
B:No i haven't i have always covered my tracks well.
A:So you have never run- in with the law.
B:Yes, but my dad has been accused of white-collar crime, but i have allways keept my nose clean.

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I thought about coming out clean,
cause I'm just an innocent teen.
But someone blew a whistle on me,
just please understand people, let me be.
I had to cut and run,
I had to pull a fast one.
But now the only thing left for me
is taking the rap for the crime.

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A: One of our 🤬 got caught red handed
B: tf do you mean?
A: Homie became a whistleblower for the cops
B: I swear to God I can't with this 🤬 no more
A: I mean he did get a deal for coming clean
B: So what exactly do you mean by that?
A: 🤬 doesn't have to go to the slammer.
B: So you can say that he got away scot-free?
A: Man shut the 🤬 up you lousy 🤬 brit.
B: You know what they say, snitches get stitches. We gonna pull a drive by on that mf.

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Hi
Hi
Doing time?
Yes
Did you come clean?
Yes
Did you pull a fast one?
No
Were you given a slap on the wrist?
Yes
Are you going to keep your nose clean?
Maybe
Bye
Bye

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to get caught red handed-To get caught red handed means to be caught in the act of committing a crime or breaking a rule.
to cover one’s tracks-To cover one’s tracks means to conceal the evidence of a crime or other (usually shameful or nefarious) act.
to have a run-in with the law-To have a run-in with the law means to have trouble with the law.
white-collar crime-White-collar crime is non-violent financial crime committed by high-ranking members of government or business.
to keep one’s nose clean-To keep one’s nose clean means to stay out of trouble (often with the law).

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A rotten apple- something/someone that is a bad influence on others

An Inside Job- a crime committed by someone within the company, organisation, group

To Spill The Beans- to reveal information, the truth

To Point The Finger At Someone- to accuse someone, to identify someone

To Cover Someone’s Track- to hide or to get rid of incriminating evidence

A rotten apple, once sweet and fair,
now harbors darkness, a tainted affair.
Within the core, corruption seeps deep,
an emblem of malice, secrets it keeps.

An inside job, a treacherous scheme,
when trust is betrayed, like a shattered dream
A wolf in sheep’s clothing, lurking in disguise
unveiling chaos beneath innocent skies

To spill the bean, a truth untold,
revealing secrets like stories unfold.
The truth, a torrent, cascading free,
unmasking the web of conspiracy.

To point the finger at someone’s name,
sifting blame, a dangerous game.
Accusations fly, a sinister ploy,
to divert attention, to deceive and destroy.

To cover someone’s tracks, a cunning art,
erasing evidence, leaving no part.
Like footprints fading on a sandy shore,
oblivion conceals what happened before.

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1.Put behind bars+
2.A rotten Apple+
3.To come clean+
4.To point The finger At someone+
5.Go straight+
Dialogue…

Mia: Did you hear?Trevor was put behind bars!
Laura: Oh my, what for?I always knew he was a rotten apple but I certainly didn’t expect that!
Mia: Apparently he got caught dealing drugs.He tried to deny the accusations at first but then he came clean.
Laura: WHAT?I thought he promised to go straight.
Mia: He did but he never keeps his promises.Not only that but he also tried to cover up his tracks by pointing the finger at someone else.
Laura: But he obviously failed at doing so.
Mia: Exactly.Unfortunately he was locked up for only 7 days even though he was caught red handed.
Laura: I’m happy that someone didn’t carry the can for him.
Mia: Me too!
Laura: I hope he doesn’t break the law again.

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Cought red handed- cought comiting a crime
Doing time- doing prison sentence
Put behind bars-put to prison
Blow a whisle-report a crime
Go straight-start obeying law

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David got away with murder
and so his friend was forced to carry the can.
The guy who got blamed was eating a burger,
he escaped so he went off the lam.
David thought that the best for him is to come clean and so on he did time for almost 6 years

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she was caught red handed
like a cat on the stove
she got a slap on the wrist
by the neighbour next door
she was in hot waters
like a shrimp in a pot
these rhymes are an open and shut case
you are not ready for this
i will steal your mom and your thunder
you didnt expect that did ya
THE END.

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He tried to cut and run,
but the long arm of the law made it no fun.
It made him get caught red-handed.
Everyone was pointing the finger, so it ended.
The only option was to come clean.

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My friend seemed nice,
Turns out he was a partner in crime
Now I just see him
As a really rotten apple
He tried to cover the tracks
But was sent to do time
When I heard the news
I cried bloody murder
Now I can't look at him
The same I did before

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Caught red-handed, a thief in the night
Someone else's crime, not yours to write
The guilt is heavy, you can't take the weight
So you get someone off the hook, before it's too late

But what if the truth comes out, and you're caught
Then you'll have to blow the whistle, and serve time, like it or not
It's a tough decision, to do what's right
But in the end, you'll sleep better at night

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like a thief in the night - In a swift and secretive, stealthy, or surreptitious manner.
cry bloody murder - To scream or complain as though one is experiencing something very dangerous, serious, or frightening (which is not usually the case).
rob the cradle - To date someone who is much younger than oneself.
partner in crime -  a person who regularly helps someone else to plan a crime
poverty is no crime - A person should not be regarded as inferior or culpable simply because they are economically disadvantaged

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1. "Caught red-handed": This idiom refers to someone being caught in the act of committing a crime.

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1. "Caught red-handed": This idiom refers to someone being caught in the act of committing a crime.

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2. "A thief in the night": This idiom describes a person who commits crimes or illicit activities under the cover of darkness or secrecy.
3. "Crime doesn't pay": This common idiom conveys the idea that engaging in criminal behavior ultimately leads to negative consequences or a lack of success.
4. "The long arm of the law": This idiom emphasizes the idea that law enforcement authorities have extensive reach and are capable of apprehending criminals no matter where they try to hide.
5. "In hot water": Although not directly related to crime, this idiom is often used to describe someone who is in trouble or facing serious consequences due to their actions.

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1. a rotten apple: something/someone that is a bad influence on others

2. an inside job: a crime committed by someone within the company, organisation, group

3. to point the finger at someone: to accuse someone, to identify someone

4. to cover someone’s tracks: to hide or to get rid of incriminating evidence

5. to do time: to serve a prison sentence

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1.To take the rap for something- to accept the blame or punishment for something.
2.To get a slap on the wrist- to receive a minor, insignificant punishment for something.
3. To Cover Someone’s Tracks- to hide or to get rid of incriminating evidence.
4.An open and shut case is a case in which the facts are clear and obvious.
5.To throw the book at someone means to punish someone with the greatest severity possible.

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“To come clean”-to confess something
“To brush something under the carpet”-to hide or ignore something illegal, unpleasant or embarrassing
“Blow the whistle”-to report a crime to the police
“Serve time”- staying in prison
“An inside job”- a crime committed by someone within the company, organisation or group

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1. Blow the gaff - reveal a criminal plan or a secret
2. Bent as a nine-bob note - someone who is very corrupt and dishonest
3. Go on the lam - go into hiding from the authorities
4. Get off scot-free - avoid punishment through an unfair method
5. In the clink - to be in the prison

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1.commit forgery:make a fake.

2.commit kidnapping:criminal acts that mean luring and taking out people by means of deceit, seduction ,etc.

3.commit fraud: deceive someone.To act unfairly.

4.act of terror :violent sabotage for the purpose of inflicting fear on many people.

5.human trafficking:selling people like commodities.

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1. Caught red-handed - This idiom means to be caught in the act of committing a crime or doing something wrong. It implies that there is undeniable evidence of the person's guilt.

2. Get off scot-free - This idiom refers to escaping punishment or consequences for a wrongdoing. It implies that someone manages to avoid any negative repercussions.

3. Throw the book at someone - This idiom means to punish someone severely or to apply the maximum penalties or charges against them.

4. The long arm of the law - This idiom describes the far-reaching power and influence of law enforcement agencies. It implies that they have the ability to apprehend and punish criminals no matter where they may be hiding.

5. Break the law - This idiom means to violate or act contrary to the established rules or laws of a society or jurisdiction.

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1. Put behind bars- Put someone in prison
2. Go straight- To stop being a criminal
3. Do a runner- To run away without paying for goods or service
4. To come clean- To confess to something
5. To carry the can- To take the blame for somebody else

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Caught red-handed: To be caught in the act of doing something wrong or illegal.Example: The thief was caught red-handed while stealing jewelry from the store.In hot water: To be in trouble or facing difficulties.Example: After getting caught cheating in the exam, he found himself in hot water with the school administration.Skeletons in the closet: Secrets or shameful things from someone's past that they prefer to keep hidden.Example: The politician's opponents were eager to uncover any skeletons in his closet that could damage his reputation.Cry wolf: To give a false alarm or to exaggerate a situation in order to get attention.Example: He's always crying wolf about his health issues, so nobody takes him seriously anymore.Steal someone's thunder: To take attention away from someone or to claim credit for someone else's idea or achievement.Example: The colleague announced the project's success before I could, stealing my thunder and diminishing my contribution.

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"To cut and run"- to make a quick escape
"To carry the can"- to take the blame, usually for somebody else
"To come clean"- to confess to something
"Off guard"- by surprise
"Shot across the bow"- a warning of more serious actions to come

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1. Caught red-handed: Caught in the act of committing a crime or wrongdoing.

2. Break the law: Violate or disobey a law or regulation.

3. Pay the piper: Face the consequences or accept punishment.

4. Get away with murder: Escape punishment for a serious wrongdoing.

5. Throw the book at someone: Give maximum punishment or be excessively strict in enforcing the law.

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Doing time-to be a prisoner, to do a prison sentence
Put behind bars-to put someone in prison (the “bars” are prison doors)
Blow the whistle-to report a crime to the police
Go straight-to begin obeying the law, to stop being a criminal
Do a runner-to run away without paying for a good or service

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"to have a run-in with the law" - to have trouble with the law
"white-collar crime" - non-violent financial crime committed by high-ranking members of government or business
"the long arm of the law" - used to communicate how powerful and far-reaching the criminal justice system is
"to do something by the book" - to strictly follow the established rules, laws, or procedures
"to lawyer up" - to stop talking to the authorities and obtain legal representation

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Put behind bars-to put someone in prison (the “bars” are prison doors)
Doing time-to be a prisoner, to do a prison sentence
A Rotten Apple-something/someone that is a bad influence on others
To Point The Finger At Someone-to accuse someone, to identify someone
cat burglar-A cat burglar refers to a thief who enters a building by skillfully climbing to a building without attracting notice.

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" come clean" -reveal the truth about something that has been kept secret
"Judge, jury, and executioner"-someone has the complete power to punish someone
"get a slap on the wrist"-receive a minor, insignificant punishment for something
"An eye for an eye"-someone who injures another person should be punished in a similar way
"the slammer, the pen or the big house"-slang for prison

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"To come clean"- to confess to something
"To carry the can"- to take the blame
"To cover one's tracks"-  to conceal the evidence of a crime
"To make off with something"-  to escape with something stolen.
"In cold blood"- to do something without feeling

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"Doing time" - being in prison.
"Put behind bars" - to be put in prison.
"Blow the whistle" - to report to the police / snitch on someone.
"To pull a fast one" - to cheat someone out of something.
"To keep ones nose clean" - to stay out of trouble.

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"Caught red-handed" - an expression meaning that someone was caught in the act of committing a crime.

"Get away with murder" - an expression meaning that someone got away with doing something bad without getting caught or punished.

"Let someone off the hook" - an expression meaning to let someone escape punishment or responsibility for something they did wrong.

"Pay the price" - an expression meaning to suffer the consequences of one's actions.

"Squeaky clean" - an expression meaning completely free from any wrongdoing or suspicion.

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