I'm in charge vs I'm in charged

Some examples from the web:

• Dale McClanahan. I'm in charge here.
• I'm in charge, not Carl Grissom.
• I'm in charge of all the invoices for the southwest.
• I'm in charge of field operations, Sir.
• Because I'm in charge of the Fawkes situation.
• I'm in charge of this station.
• I'm in charge of the gang now.
• I'm in charge down here, Powell.
• I'm in charge of protecting this lady in Spain.
• I'm in charge of this room.
• I'm in charge of the crew and the equipment.
• Mr. Cross, I'm in charge here.
• I'm in charge of keeping these kids safe.
• I'm in charge of security clearance for the office.
• I'm in charge of this investigation.
• I'm in charge of Min-ji's organ transplant.
• I'm in charge of finances now.
• I'm in charge of the ice cream booth.
• I am Buzz Lightyear, and I'm in charge of this detachment.
• I'm in charge of security.

Some examples from the web:

• I'm only charged in this matter... because I'm so photogenic.
• If I'm being charged with taking the railroad, I confess.
• I'm merely charged with carrying out its intent.
• I'm a soldier, guilty as charged.
• I'm having him charged with criminal negligence.
• I understand I'm being charged with a homicide.
• Yes, I'm being charged with harassment.
• I'd like to know if I'm being charged with something.
• I'm charged with assault, beating my husband.
• You're an asset I'm charged with protecting.
• And now I'm being charged with conspiracy and escape.
• I'm charged with guarding the portal to another world.
• This woman, supposedly was in charged up there, lived up there for years.
• I'm going to read the items you've been charged with.
• I'm the Oracle of Gaia, charged by your King to help motivate his architect.
• If you mean introducing a refined cuisine to a curious palate, then yes, I'm guilty as charged.
• A situation like this happening in such a dangerous and public way within an industry that I'm charged with cleaning up is very bad for me.
• I wish you would inform me what exactly I'm being charged with.
• It looks like I'm being charged twice for the same goods.
• Uncle Max, I... I don't even know what I'm charged with.