Brigand (noun)

A bandit or outlaw, especially one who is part of a band that robs travelers in mountainous areas.

Origin:

Brigand is derived from the italian word "brigante" meaning bandit or outlaw.

Examples:

1. The authorities had been after the notorious brigand for months.
2. The brigand held up the stagecoach and made off with all the passengers' valuables.
3. The travelers were warned to be on the lookout for brigands on the road.
4. The movie was about a group of brave men who set out to capture the ruthless brigand.
5. The brigand was finally caught and brought to justice.