The phrase "apprehend on" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase would be "apprehend someone for" or "apprehend someone on charges of." Example: The police apprehended the suspect for the robbery.
Significantly, however, when Halevi undertakes to describe the momentous revelation, he carefully distinguishes between the events that the people witnessed, on the one hand, and how they reported and transmitted what they apprehended, on the other.
MEERUT, India – A militant who topped India's most-wanted list and helped found one of the nation's most infamous homegrown insurgent groups was apprehended on the border with Nepal, police said Thursday.
He was apprehended on the Pakistani border in November 2001.
The third suspect arrested was a 13-old boy who was apprehended on a street.
Most were apprehended on the United States border with Mexico and have mainly been detained in Arizona, Texas and Southern California.
Of the nearly 12,000 youths arrested annually in New York City, roughly 800 are apprehended on the weekends.
Four of the other escapees were apprehended on Monday in Woodland Park.
More than 52,000 unaccompanied children have been apprehended on the border since October.
From Columbine to Virginia Tech to Fort Hill to Aurora, all the shooters were either killed or apprehended on site.
It leaves in place a delicate compromise on detainee policy from last year that some critics believe authorizes the indefinite detention of terrorism suspects apprehended on U.S. soil.
Did Reiff start on the city's western border before finally being apprehended on the eastern border, squad cars and bloodhounds in hot pursuit?
