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When the Police charge a suspect, they require evidence. Without evidence, there is no hope for a conviction at trial.
A witness statement is one form of evidence. Clearly having more evidence like video or DNA etc...would strengthen any case.
The credibility of the witness, detail o the statement, and number of witnesses all play a factor, but the simple answer is yes, charges can be laid. That doesn't necessarily mean a conviction will be rendered
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