The phrase "and jailed in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal consequences or imprisonment related to a specific situation or crime.
Example: "The suspect was found guilty of fraud and jailed in a maximum-security facility."
Alternatives: "and imprisoned in a" or "and incarcerated in a".
Mr. Higuera was flown to central Mexico and jailed in a top-security prison outside Toluca, west of Mexico City, on Wednesday night, they said.
It bridled over the handling of Viktor Bout, an international arms dealer who was arrested in Thailand in 2008 and was extradited to the United States, convicted in federal court and jailed in a federal prison.
Ewing claimed that family members, especially women, were "actively and heartily engaged in feeding, clothing and sustaining" the bushwhackers and, at his direction, a number of women were arrested and jailed in a Kansas City building.
He was prosecuted once before on charges of sodomy and abuse of power, convicted and jailed, in a case that was also denounced by his supporters as politically motivated.
But in a surprise decision last month, the Bush administration instead had him removed from the court system and jailed in a Navy brig in South Carolina as an enemy combatant.
Mikovits later was arrested and jailed in a related criminal case for the alleged theft of these materials.
When she escaped her captors there, she was picked up by border patrol and jailed in an ICE facility.
Soon after he was arrested and jailed in Nablus without a hearing, he says, for "disrupting the public peace".
He was banned from leaving Saudi by the authorities in 2008 and jailed in 2012, labelled an infidel.
He was eventually detained and jailed in November on an array of charges, including money laundering, fraud, and embezzlement of public funds.
The government invoked an emergency measure on Thursday to order striking subway workers in Athens back to work, with those defying it risking dismissal, arrest and jail in an escalating standoff over austerity measures.
