Sentence examples for the case was charged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmad, 24, the sole person arrested in the case, was charged with the murder of the police inspector, attempt to murder two police officers and prevent public servants from completing their duties.

Mr. Agnello, who already faces state charges of arson, extortion and other crimes in connection with the case, was charged in federal court with racketeering, extortion, arson and income tax fraud.

James Andrew Bates, the suspect in the case, was charged with first-degree murder in November of 2015 after authorities found victim Victor Collins strangled and drowned in Mr. Bates' hot tub.

Although the waste water contained less than a gram of methamphetamine, pursuant to the Eastern District of Missouri's practice (which has been rejected by the majority of federal circuit courts and the U.S. Sentencing Commission) Michael, the sole defendant in the case, was charged as though the entire weight of the water in the bucket -- more than 2,700 grams -- was a marketable drug.

Two of the original nine suspects in the case were charged, and two others were released.

The 27 others arrested in the case were charged with insurance fraud, grand larceny and falsifying business records.

The seven men accused in the case are charged with criminal copyright infringement, as well as conspiracy to commit racketeering and money laundering.

The five officers indicted in the case are charged with violating Mr. Faison's civil rights in connection with the alleged brutality, but are not charged with his death.

Lieve Pellens, spokeswoman for the prosecutor, said in a telephone interview that the authorities considered that nearly all the main suspects in the case were charged, except for a seventh man who was released for lack of evidence.

The officer in that case was charged with manslaughter and eventually acquitted.

The defendant in this case is charged with witness intimidation.