Accusing
Charge
Charge noun - A formal claim of criminal wrongdoing against a person.
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- He uses this experience to his advantage to get into the Ankh-Morpork armory, claiming to be an inspector and accusing the man in charge of everything he used to do.
Source: Corrupt Quartermaster -
Things don't get any better in Deathly Hallows when the Death Eaters take over the Ministry and put Umbridge in charge of trials accusing Muggle-borns of stealing magic.
Source: Kangaroo Court -
During the events of Terry Pratchett's The Fifth Elephant, Sergeant Colon is, much to his own horror, put in charge of the city watch by means of being the most senior watchman available and promptly begins burning paperwork and accusing his subordinates of stealing sugar cubes and "earlobing" him.
Source: Tyrant Takes the Helm
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