这人身上背着案子
“This guy is already wanted?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
去劫车
“after committing murder, and stole a motorcycle?”
这人身上 背着案子
“This guy is already wanted?”
是我
“It's me.”
“Watch out, this guy is already wanted by the police and could blow our cover.”
Phrasing legal infractions as 'carrying a case on one's body' is vivid colloquial and criminal jargon reflecting someone who is actively hunted or wanted by authorities.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
saddled with; carrying on one's back (figuratively burdened with)
Often used colloquially with debts, criminal records, or emotional guilt.
criminal case; legal charge
Standard conversational term for police or court cases.