Officers have been accused not only of killing three innocent people, but of breathtaking cover-ups.
They were accused not only of moving drugs, but of tracking down people for some of the most notorious drug capos in Sinaloa.
Members of his faith stand accused not only of committing crimes on a heinous scale, but of doing it in Islam's name.
Ms Cheney has been accused not only of being insufficiently opposed to same-sex marriage, but also of being an interloper interested in the red state seat only to progress her political career.
In these stories and debates, Mr. Singh is accused not only of being the passive head of a corrupt system, but of not pushing through the next phase of economic and administrative changes and ineffectually presiding over an economic slump.
The Mets were accused not only of violating the contract by not allowing Kosher Sports' food to be sold on the Sabbath, but also providing a location for a fourth portable kosher food cart and, also, tickets for charity.
But the criminal charges against Mr. Curtis were dropped, and another man, J. Everett Dutschke, 41, of Tupelo, was arrested and accused not only of mailing the letters but also of trying to frame Mr. Curtis.
Lindh was accused not only of embracing the beliefs of people who hated his own country but also of taking up arms with them and being connected to the death of a young C.I.A. officer, Johnny Micheal Spann.
Although nine witnesses testified to the arrest of the victim by the gendarme, the accused not only denied committing the alleged offences, but failed to acknowledge that Şükran Esen had ever been detained.
The three suspects arrested in Stockholm, whom the authorities said were Swedish, were accused not only of taking part in terrorism-related financial activity but also of "preparations for committing terrorist crimes," said Jakob Larsson, the spokesman for the Swedish Security Service.
