Which of the following would constitute a basis for assigning an "cleared by exceptional means" classification to a case?

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In order for a case to be classified as "cleared by exceptional means," the police must have identified a suspect and have enough evidence to reasonably conclude that the suspect committed the offense. However, there is some circumstance beyond the control of law enforcement that prevents them from arresting, charging, or prosecuting the suspect. In this case, the suspect is known to the police, but the complainant refusal to testify prevents the case from moving forward. While it's important to note that "exceptional means" should only be used when all reasonable efforts have been made to locate and apprehend the suspect, and police should continue to investigate the case until it can be classified in a different way.

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