Incriminate (verb)

1. To indicate or suggest that (someone) is guilty of a crime or offense.
2. To accuse or charge (someone) with a crime or wrongdoing.
3. To provide evidence or testimony that incriminates someone.

Origin:

From the latin word "incriminatus" meaning "to accuse" or "to bring a charge against".

Examples:

1. The evidence incriminated him in the crime.
2. The witness's testimony incriminated the defendant.
3. The security footage incriminated the thief.
4. The email incriminated the employee in the embezzlement case.
5. The DNA evidence incriminated the suspect.