Sentence examples for apprehended with a from inspiring English sources

Another was Rafael Cobrices, who has since been apprehended with a card identifying him as a member of one of Mr. Chávez's revolutionary movements.

The men who were caught with 11 tons of explosives, the Afghan intelligence service said, were three Pakistanis and two Afghans, who were apprehended with a large semi-open truck with a Pakistani license plate.

The girl, Jakelin Caal Maquin, and her father were apprehended with a large group of migrants on Dec. 6, and held at a remote station for six hours in the middle of the night while they waited for transportation to Lordsburg border patrol station 95 miles away.

In two recent ETA bomb plots foiled by the police, the Basque militants had been apprehended with Titadyne, a compressed dynamite, and blasting agents with which it is typically mixed.

While unaccompanied immigrant children are under the jurisdiction of the Department of Health and Human Services, undocumented children who are apprehended with adults – usually a single mother – fall under the jurisdiction of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE).

He was apprehended with no resistance, an LAPD spokeswoman said. .

Capp was eventually apprehended with the help of a police dog and was taken to a hospital to be treated for injuries, Bertagna said. .

In April, Detective Emmanuel Cabreja, a member of the Baltimore Police Department's Advanced Technical Team, was called to testify in the trial of two people who had been tracked and apprehended with the help of a StingRay in 2013.

The two, Ney Machado and Jacqueline Alcantara de Morais, were apprehended with four other Brazilians in a counternarcotics operation that the Colombian military began on Feb. 11 in the province of Guainía, which borders Brazil and is a stronghold of the rebel group called the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.

He was apprehended with staff and bloggers during a raid on the Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression in February.

As I grew older and began writing, the disastrous tale of Casement's landing (he was soon apprehended with train tickets from Berlin and a German admiralty codebook in the pockets of his rough woollen coat) seemed a ripe subject for a novel.