B: When we got home last night, we discovered that a (a)   had broken into our house and stolen our laptops.

C: The police still don't know who (a)   the crime.

D: The name for a person who sells illegal drugs: ________ __________

(a)  

E: There wasn't enough (a)   to prove that he was guilty.

F: The gang comitted (a)   by making fake Euro notes.

G: The judge found the accused not (a)   of the crime.

H: I was furious when a (a)   used my identity on Twitter.

I: I honestly didn't do anything wrong officer. I'm (a)  

J: Twelve people make up the members of a (a)  

K: The gang (a)   the businessman and then demanded money for his return.

L: When somebody is accquitted of a crime, the police (a)   them go.

M: A (a)   is somebody who attacks or threatens you in the street and tries to steal something from you.

O: Another word for a crime is an (a)  

P: Be careful of (a)   when you go into town! They can take your wallet without you noticing.

Q: The police wanted to (a)   the suspect about his alibi.

R: There have been several (a)   at the bank. They've taken thousands of pounds and the police haven't caught them yet?

S: A (a)   is somebody who watches and follows another person in a frightening way.

T: A common crime on the internet is identity (a)  

V: Depending on the (a)   , the accused will either be sentenced or be released.

W: Neither of the two (a)   were particularly reliable. They both gave completely different descriptions of the mugger!