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The phrase "arrested after" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone being arrested due to an event that happened afterwards. For example: The suspect was arrested after witnesses reported seeing him running away from the crime scene.
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He was arrested after leaving the closet.
Both were arrested after reaching the roof.
Maidens was arrested after an overnight manhunt.
Six males were arrested after the attack.
WHO was arrested after the building collapse?
The producer was arrested after depositing it.
Several protesters were arrested after attacking journalists.
Mr. Nettles was arrested after the sale.
He was arrested after attending prayers at a mosque.
He was arrested after being identified by multiple witnesses.
He was arrested after stealing magazines from outside a shop.
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