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inculper

to charge, to indict, to frame

ɛ̃ . k y l . p e
verb Rare #36,827
to charge, to indict Used especially in legal contexts, often with de or pour to name the crime.
FR: La police va l’inculper de vol.
EN: The police are going to charge him with theft.
to frame To falsely make someone appear guilty of a crime.
FR: Il veut m’inculper pour ce qu’il a fait.
EN: He wants to frame me for what he did.

Tuer l'un de nous et inculper l'autre est sa façon d'y arriver.

Killing one of us and framing the other is how he plans to pull it off.

— L'Accusé (2017)

Il n'y avait pas assez de preuves pour l'inculper.

There wasn’t enough evidence to charge him.

Tous les inculper.

Charge them all.

— The Dark Knight : Le Chevalier noir (2008)

Je vais le faire inculper.

I'm going to have him charged.

— Des hommes d'honneur (1992)

Le gouvernement des États-Unis veut vous inculper de meurtre.

The U.S. government wants to charge you with murder.

— Des hommes d'honneur (1992)

Demain, je vois le juge et je les fais tous inculper.

Tomorrow, I’m seeing the judge, and I’ll have them all charged.

— Hothead (1979)

C'est vous qui avez fait ça, pour m'inculper.

It was you who did this to frame me.

— The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)

Je dois t'inculper.

I have to charge you.

— Police Story (1985)

Ou vous allez m'inculper du meurtre de Katie ?

Or are you going to charge me with Katie's murder?

— Mystic River (2003)