The phrase "arrested ourselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals are discussing taking responsibility for their actions or feeling a sense of guilt or accountability.
Example: "In that moment of realization, we felt as if we had arrested ourselves for the mistakes we made."
Alternatives: "held ourselves accountable" or "took responsibility for ourselves."
"We have to be careful how we inspect for security vulnerabilities, since we don't want to get arrested ourselves," says Rajiv Gupta, the chief executive at Skyhigh.
Benny Tai, a key leader of the movement, told reporters that the group would "stay with the students until the end and risk getting arrested ourselves".
However, even its members agree that knowing how to properly detain suspects and perform a safe citizens' arrest comes with experience: "There's just a hairline between what's legal and what's illegal, and if we do something on the wrong side of that line we run the risk of being arrested ourselves," says Shulem.
"We cannot simply arrest ourselves out of this problem," she said.
But, if there is one thing about this issue I can promise you, it is that we are not going to arrest ourselves out of this problem.
"We cannot simply arrest ourselves out of this problem," Mrs May said.
"We're not going to get ourselves arrested just to protect the lair pieces," Pete was explaining, as he referenced some secondary structures that would be accompanying the bear.
We are Jewish folks who joined more than a thousand others in getting ourselves arrested in front of the White House this past summer protesting the Keystone XL Pipeline.
"What does it say to me and other senior citizens that we will be arrested if we defend ourselves?" Anita Dominique told the Tribune.
Sale came out of the blocks firing but we arrested that momentum and got ourselves back in the game.
Had we laid down and allowed ourselves to be arrested, tortured and martyred to "make a point", we would be no less bloodied, beaten and dead.
