The phrase "arrest force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law enforcement or military operations, referring to the power or authority to detain someone.
Example: "The police deployed an arrest force to apprehend the suspect who had been evading capture for weeks."
Alternatives: "detention unit" or "apprehension team".
"Sometimes, if they resist arrest, force must be used to restrain them, but once they are brought to to the camps they are not tortured".
(Helen and Kurt Wolff/Harvest/HBJ, $5.95). This short novel, by an East German who came to the West in the late 1970's, is about an East German schoolteacher whose lover's attempted defection and arrest force him to confront the reality of life under an authoritarian regime.
Although Ford decided that 1 Para should be deployed as an arrest force on 30 January 1972 in the event of rioting, Saville concluded "he neither knew nor had reason to know at any stage that his decision would or was likely to result in soldiers firing unjustifiably on that day".
Each arrest forces ETA to reorganise, leaving it less time to plan and to plant bombs.
The police have said he ran, threw down a handgun and resisted arrest, forcing officers to subdue him with spray.
That arrest forced a hasty roundup of the remaining suspects in August 2006 that British investigators said weakened the case against the men at the ensuing trials.
An Amnesty International report said that thousands of victims, including women and children, faced arbitrary arrest, forced disappearance, "repeated torture and unlawful state killings" in the past three years.
In an earlier statement, the Sheriff's Office said Silva had resisted arrest, forcing deputies to use force.
A North Indian shopkeeper was killed in Bhandup, Mumbai after he refused to shut down his shop when MNS activists protesting Raj's arrest forced him to do so.
SIRT2 is downregulated in human gliomas and has been implicated in the maintenance of genomic integrity by releasing severely damaged cells from mitotic arrest, forcing them into apoptosis.
Many of my friends and fellow citizens were arrested, forced to take off the veil.
