what mean"charge"
Despite appeals for information and the release of CCTV stills of the suspect, police have not yet been able to charge anyone

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To charge someone with a crime is to accuse them of a crime. Formally, "charged with a crime" is used when a formal allegation has been made and a warrant is issued for their arrest. In your sentence, police haven't been able to accuse anyone of the crime; no one has been charged with the crime yet.

http://definitions.uslegal.com/c/charged-with-crime/

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