The phrase "act was caught" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or context to clarify what "act" refers to, making it unclear.
Example: "The act was caught on camera during the performance."
Alternatives: "deed was captured" or "action was recorded."
Like other violent incidents during the rally, Preston's act was caught on video that went viral.
And then again in 2014, when the act was caught on camera.
In 2007, Whedon expressed his outrage over the stoning of Du'a Khalil Aswad, and because the act was caught on video, was prompted to attack the underlying attitude he felt led to the murder, comparing the video to torture porn.
"We are totally disgusted with it... and we want to make sure that whoever has been involved in this violent act is caught," she said.
If the system's defences function as intended, the results of the unsafe act are caught and the effects are limited.
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Nearby door staff at a club on Canal Street in central Manchester then helped the man get out of the waterway safely after his aquatic act of defiance was caught on the club's CCTV, reports Manchester Evening News.
According to the news outlet, Lamb has worked for the city for 16 years and didn't know his act of kindness was caught on camera by Brielle's father, Mikhail.
He also said he would revert to the way he acted before he was caught up in controversy.
Fittingly, player of the series wicketkeeper Taylor was involved in the final act as Subrina Munroe was caught behind off Colvin to seal victory.
In one 2011 incident, Sierra had been drinking before his shift and shot a man named Flint Farmer seven times, including three times in the back as the victim was on the ground, a horrific act of violence that was caught on tape.
