Sentence examples for charged for offences from inspiring English sources

"What we keep hearing is we can't arrest our way out of this problem but we're not seeing any policy movement on that to reduce the number of people being arrested and charged for offences like possession".

The remaining people were charged for various offences, including possession of an offensive weapon, violent disorder, assault on police, criminal damage and drunk and disorderly behaviour.

I was grimly fascinated the other day to find out that one man who has targeted me on social media for years – him sending abuse, me quietly blocking without response – was arrested and charged for similar offences years ago.

Figures from the Metropolitan Police alone reveal that, between 2006 and 2012, 866 domestic violence suspects who had been dealt with via NFA were subsequently arrested and charged for similar offences.

The girl admitted to the paper she "fancied" the teacher and told him she wanted to have sex with him, while she was also reluctant to see him charged for the offences.

A student at Kent University was fined £50 for "insulting or violent behaviour including or involving racial, sexual or other abuse, harassment or threat of violence" – the same amount that many were charged for smoking offences.

Cousins claims he was harassed by the force in the years leading up to his shooting, and arrested by armed police a number of times, but only ever charged for driving offences and resisting arrest.

"After a short period, however, usually two months," Vamos explained, "anyone who remained in the same country would be deemed to be treated like a local citizen and could be charged for other offences".

But the Tories have said they would legislate early in the parliament to remove from the database the DNA of hundreds of thousands of people arrested but never charged for minor offences.

Thames Valley Police reported that in the past eight years, 1,372 suspects who had escaped further action over allegations of domestic violence were subsequently charged for similar offences, including rape, attempted murder, arson, threats to kill and 533 counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

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