The phrase "arrest concerned" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The police report indicated that the arrest concerned a series of thefts in the area."
Alternatives: "related to the arrest" or "involved in the arrest".
He said the meeting at which the group had been initially arrested concerned the most mundane issues of digital security training and working in an hostile environment.
A spokesman for West Midlands police said three men have been arrested concerning the deaths.
Countries with the majority of arrests concerning drugs offences included Jamaica, Norway, Argentina, Brazil, Serbia and Peru.
A 31-year-old man has been arrested concerning the thefts and bailed until 23 November.
Gregory R. Miller, the United States attorney in Pensacola, said in a statement this week that his office was "deeply saddened" by Mr. Atchison's arrest and "concerned about the welfare of Mr. Atchison's family".
The students had to repeat the basics about anatomy and physiology as far as cardiac arrest was concerned.
In this context, optimization of the organ sampling protocol has remained a critical issue because major degradation of the various metabolites could occur in tissues even within a second after respiratory arrest, especially concerning small molecules involved in signal transduction.
While most arrests concern guns and drugs, consistent with the narcotics, anti-gang and vice units operating out of the warehouse, others deal with less urgent crime priorities.
Mohamed Alyajouri, 31, who is married and has three children, said he was in shock when he heard of Mr. Mohamud's arrest and was concerned about the effect on Muslims everywhere.
"They were both very upset by the arrests and were concerned to learn what kind of charges they would be facing," said Mr. Oliver.
