Concept:The correct phrase to describe formally accusing someone of a crime is "charged with."Explanation:We say "charged with murder" because the verb "charge" requires the preposition "with" when naming the crime."Convicted for" is incorrect; the proper expression is "convicted of.""Charged for" is also wrong because "for" is not used after "charged" in this legal sense."Sued with" is not idiomatic; we say "sued for" in civil cases.Therefore, the thug was charged with murder.Answer:B. charged with