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The phrase "and has arrested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action taken by law enforcement, typically in a report or news article.
Example: "The police have conducted an investigation and has arrested the suspect in connection with the robbery."
Alternatives: "and has apprehended" or "and has taken into custody."
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The government has declared the strike illegal and has arrested several labor organizers.
The government has issued judicial guidelines to provide a legal framework for prosecuting the crackdown and has arrested dozens.
A judge in Galicia is investigating the accident and has arrested the captain of the Prestige, which has leaked 5,600 tons of fuel oil.
Saudi Arabia has gone to great lengths to deprive terrorists of any bases and has arrested more Qaeda suspects than any other country.
China banned the Falun Gong spiritual group last summer and has arrested thousands of members who have refused to renounce its practices.
The Revolutionary Guard in particular is deeply suspicious of such citizens and has arrested a number of them in recent years, including a British-Iranian businessman, Kamal Foroughi.
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The police were raiding our offices and had arrested the accountant.
SFO officers have been trawling seized documents and have arrested and interviewed some BAE officials.
Police are treating the case as murder and have arrested six villagers, including a Muslim cleric.
Authorities have selectively prosecuted Uighur men for growing beards and have arrested Uighur women for wearing certain types of veils.
Israeli troops regularly sweep the Biddu area and have arrested more than 14 Hamas supporters and advocates, including three candidates.
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