a criminal act or offense

a person who has committed a crime or is being held in legal custody

criminal suspect

to offend

a suspect

to encroach on or violate rights, sovereignty, or territory

a suspect

a person who has committed the crime of murder or homicide

prisoner; convict

an infringement of the rules in a sports competition; to commit a foul

to break the law

escaped criminal; fugitive from the law

criminal activity

to break or go against a law, regulation, or rule

to commit or perpetrate a wrongdoing, crime, or error.

to make a mistake, to err, or to do the wrong thing

to commit a crime or offense

A person wanted by the law or escaping from legal authorities.

accessory to a crime; a person who helps another commit a crime but is not the primary perpetrator

the principal offender in a crime; culprit

(coll.) to get sleepy

the frequency of occurrence of criminal activities within a given population or area.

A person involved in a crime, such as a culprit or a suspect, typically used in historical or formal legal contexts.

a person who habitually commits crimes or returns to criminal behavior

a repeat offender or a person who commits a crime again

a prisoner who has been sentenced to death.

to be anxious or worried about a problem or situation

to break or act against a law, rule, or regulation

criminal; offender

to invade

(of enemy forces) to invade; to attack

A minor who has been convicted of a criminal offense or legal violation.

a person who has committed a serious crime

to assault sexually or to molest

to fall ill; to have a relapse

a person who commits a crime or offense for the first time

not worthwhile; unnecessary to

to feel embarrassed or awkward due to a difficult situation or a dilemma

criminal offense