Sentence examples for suspect releasing from inspiring English sources

The police said the shooting was the result of a workplace dispute and identified Mr. Kim as the only suspect, releasing his photo to the news media and asking the public for their assistance.

Some of the charges have been dropped and some suspects released.

The insider avenue of inquiry is consistent with the official profile of the suspect, released on Nov. 9 by the F.B.I.

Angered by the Rolling Stone cover featuring Dzokhar Tsarnaev, Sergeant Sean Murphy, who took the photos as agents cornered the suspect, released images without permission from Massachusetts state police department and handed them to Boston Magazine.

But two employees of Tourist Office Afrodita said in an interview that the man they had dealt with had darker coloring and a more muscular build than the man in the surveillance video of the suspect released by the authorities.

Six out of seven bank tellers wrongly identified a black man as the culprit in a photo line-up; only when the robber's girlfriend intervened was the black suspect released from jail (Bernstein, 2010).

The Pentagon identified 391 "active and closed installations with known or suspected releases of PFOS and PFOA" as of December 2016, according to a Government Accountability Office report released last October.

In an initial investigation where a known or suspected release of potentially contaminated material has occurred, the first priority should be to collect samples near the suspected release source (often called directed or targeted sampling).

She condemned the practice whereby federal employees are asked to monitor the behaviour of their colleagues and report those they suspect of releasing unorthodox information.

WHEN were photos and video of the suspects released to the public?

Sixteen out of a list of 26 top suspects released by the authorities last summer remain at large.