Concept:The verb "charged" takes the preposition "with" when stating the crime or offence.Explanation:"Charge" means to formally accuse somebody of a crime.When the crime is mentioned, the correct structure is "charged with + offence".For instance: "The police charged the suspect with theft."Here, the crime is "murder".So the correct phrase is "charged with murder".The other prepositions do not collocate with "charge" in this context.Answer:C. with