The phrase "arrested due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason or cause for someone's arrest.
Example: "He was arrested due to his involvement in the robbery."
Alternatives: "apprehended because of" or "taken into custody for".
He had been arrested due to his high status and huge wealth.
She was arrested due to propaganda against the establishment, Islam and contacts with terrorist groups".
[Daily News] A Brooklyn chef says he was arrested due to a "clerical error" after being stopped by the police while riding a grownup tricycle on the sidewalk in Bed-Stuy.
The police are violent (in the state of Rio de Janeiro alone, they kill more than 1,000 people per year, more than 65% of whom show clear signs of execution); seen as widely corrupt (from 2003 to 2007, 854 military police officers were arrested due to links with organised crime); and poorly organised.
He was arrested due to a claim by the Palestinian intelligence service, that they found an offensive image of President Abbas posted on his own social networking page Facebook next to a character in a Syrian drama TV show "Ma'amoun Beik," as a comparison to the character, who is known in the drama show for hiding his true evil face from a community in Syria and working as a spy for the French.
The stable short cracks nucleated in the stress concentration of a pore and arrested due to microstructure barriers.
In 1962 she was visited by Robert Frost; Isaiah Berlin tried to visit her again, but she refused him, worried that her son might be re-arrested due to family association with the ideologically suspect western philosopher.
He asked, "Is there an easier way?" I said, "Cardiopulmonary arrest due to arteriosclerotic heart disease".
Moreover, human fibroblasts in culture show mixed RS as some cells display telomere dysfunction while others arrest due to spontaneous p16INK4a induction [ 6].
Twitchers, Women's Institute stalwarts, even the Prince of Wales could face arrest due to an extraordinary court case.
Zipes concluded that "cardiac arrest due to VF can result from an ECD shock", referring to an alternative name for electronic control weapons.
