The phrase "arrested some time" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and specificity.
It could be used in a context where you want to indicate that someone was arrested at an unspecified time, but it would need additional context to be clear.
Example: "The suspect was arrested some time last week, but the exact date is unclear."
Alternatives: "arrested at an unspecified time" or "taken into custody recently."
He looks like a Canadian mountie who has just arrested some robot time bandits at the border.
Herron, who set an N.F.L. record with 2,444 all-purpose yards in 1974, has been arrested some 20 times and has served jail time, the police said.
Geng's story is tamer, to be sure, but he has earned his misery honestly: arriving in his mid-60s having been arrested some 30 times; spending, cumulatively, years in jail, less time in rehab; going head to head with a claw hammer; and being set on fire by a girlfriend.
Cascioferro had been arrested some 69 times before and always had been acquitted, but this time it was different.
Born and reared in Chicago's "Little Italy" on the near southwest side, Giancana began working for Al Capone in the 1920s and, by 1966, had been arrested some 70 times and served five years in prison for burglary and four years for operating an illegal still.
I heard a Jesuit Priest named John Dear (cohort of the Berrigans) speak last week, at a church here in Sarasota, and in passing, he mentioned that he cannot vote, because he is a felon, arrested some eighty times for participating in peace demonstrations.
Some people are arrested time and time again - prolific burglars, for example - and this will bump up the arrest figures.
Politics aside, most people were confident the police knew the names of all those responsible for the attacks and were sure they would be arrested at some time or other.
On Tuesday, Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, reacted to the "news" that Iran had handed over 16 suspected al-Qaeda fighters to Saudi Arabia by insisting that many more were still in Iran.The Iranians responded by saying that they have over time arrested some 150 al-Qaeda suspects, nearly all of whom have already been handed over to various countries.
