Rustler (noun)

1. A person who steals cattle or other livestock.
2. A person who engages in any kind of theft or robbery.

Origin:

The word "rustler" originated in the late 19th century in the american west, where it was used to describe a person who stole cattle.

Examples:

1. The rustler was caught red-handed trying to steal a herd of cattle from the ranch.
2. The sheriff formed a posse to track down the rustler and bring him to justice.
3. The rustler had a reputation as a notorious cattle thief, and was known to be armed and dangerous.
4. The rustler was finally caught by the ranchers, who turned him over to the authorities.
5. The legend of the rustler and his exploits was passed down from generation to generation in the old west.