"accused of robbery" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has been formally charged with a crime. For example, "Police have accused John of robbery after he was seen entering the bank with a gun."
The man was accused of robbery, a charge he denied.
Iran has reportedly begun imposing death sentences for petty criminals accused of robbery.
During that time he was accused of robbery and sent to jail.
In one case, his client, who was accused of robbery, claimed that it was mistaken identity.
He was identified as Rolando Mendoza, a 55-year-old officer who had been accused of robbery and extortion and was fired last year.
On Friday, eight people accused of robbery in the theft will face a procedural court hearing on the charges in Belgium.
Next was The Capture (1950), a crime drama set in the American West, with Lew Ayres as a man who kills a coworker whom he wrongly accuses of robbery and later is himself unjustly blamed for a murder; Teresa Wright was cast as his coworker's widow.
He was accused of armed robbery, but the victim was afraid to testify.
Most of the victims have been accused of rape, robbery or murder.The lynchings seem to enjoy popular support, largely because most people regard the country's legal system as a sick joke.
Based on a true story, the film stars Henry Fonda as a bassist in a Queens nightspot who is wrongfully accused of a robbery at an insurance office, interrogated by the police, fingerprinted, photographed and jailed.
In 1937, Gaither took his first coaching job at Florida A. & M. just weeks after two young black men accused of a robbery had been pulled out of jail by a mob, forced to run away, and then shot dead.
