Sentence examples for in on charges from inspiring English sources

Most of the men brought in during the night were brought in on charges of drunkenness or fighting.

Me, I'm more likely to be pulled in on charges stemming from the May 6 protest, which ended in violence.

Officer Eric Parker, Muncey, said, has also turned himself in on charges of assault in the third degree.

His father has been in and out of prison – mostly in – on charges ranging from drugs to robbery.

(That might not be great news to the Committee to Protect Journalists, which says that the majority of Chinese journalists in prison are in on charges of revealing state secrets).

By 2005, religious minorities in Georgia were far safer, while Father Basili was hiding in his church from the police, who were looking to bring him in on charges of inciting religious hatred and violence.

When time was called, Felberbaum checked in on his charges.

Khan was later tried in absentia in Holland on charges of nuclear theft.

He was convicted in absentia in Russia on charges of embezzlement and fraud.

He went on trial in absentia in June on charges of insulting Erdoğan on social media.

Lloyd was arraigned in New Jersey in February on charges of sabotage.