accuse, To say that the person did something bad; charge ; report, armed, Carrying a weapon ; equipped, arrest, To catch someone for crime; capture, bullet, A small piece of metal that is fired from a gun, commit, To do something bad, cruel, Being mean or nasty to others ; evil, elaborate, Intended or planned; intentional, fear, The emotion we feel when we are scared ; anxiety, frighten, To make someone feel scared ; shock ; scare, hold, To stop someone or something from a moving, innocent, Having done nothing wrong, penalty, The punishment you get for a certain crime, potential, Something that could happen, pretend, To act like you are something or someone but you’re not, risk, Danger ; hazard, shock, A strong emotion that people feel when surprised by something bad, suspect, To think someone might have done something bad, suspicion, The feeling you have when you don’t trust someone something ; doubt, trial, The process that decides whether someone’s guilty or innocent; case ; suit, witness, A person who sees a crime take place

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