Examples of 'find the criminal' in a sentence

Meaning of "find the criminal"

find the criminal: To discover or locate the person who is responsible for committing a crime

How to use "find the criminal" in a sentence

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find the criminal
I will help you to find the criminal.
I will find the criminal statute to charge her with.
The police were able to find the criminal.
I came to find the criminal behind all this.
You were trying so hard to find the criminal.
We want you to find the criminal and to arrest her.
I will turn this place over to find the criminal.
You find the criminal.
Than to actually find the criminal.
To find the criminal.
It could help find the criminal.
It 's easier to move the crime scene than to actually find the criminal.
They will find the criminal.
Here is the computer print out that helped us find the criminal.
We must find the criminal.

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But first they would have to find the criminal.
How are we going to find the criminal when even Mr. Um could not?
The police reached out for the FBI to help them find the criminal.
Mister, how you find the criminal this fast?
It 's easier to change the scene of the crime than to find the criminal.
Mister, how would you find the criminal so fast?
It's easier to move the crime scene… then to actually find the criminal.
The only way to end this is to find the criminal and arrest him.
Over . It 's easier to move the crime scene than to actually find the criminal.
Pick up evidence, solve the puzzles, find the criminal and help the innocents.
If we find it in here, we can find the criminal.
By this glove I will find the criminal.
If we find this artist, we will find the criminal.
If we do a Kanji test, soon we find the criminal.

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