The phrase "arrests shut" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable in standard communication.
Example: "The sudden arrests shut down the entire operation."
Alternatives: "detentions halted" or "apprehensions closed".
At Worms also a number of Jews were arrested, shut up in a pigsty and beaten on the buttocks, so that the flesh was bruised and lacerated.
"Arrests might shut down a cell, but it's impossible to destroy it completely," he said in an interview.
All risked arrest, but rather than getting arrested, they shut the meeting down.
Do they make an arrest or shut down the party early, and risk losing money?
"I've been summonsed, fined, threatened with arrest and shut down by the police, but I keep coming back," said Mr. Rossi, 58, of the Bronx.
"After They Check the Box" (editorial, April 30) highlights a vitally important ruling by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that will help prevent discrimination against people who, because of one arrest, are shut out of jobs and struggle to earn a paycheck and support a family.
The arrest operation shut down the power to the entire neighbourhood to prevent the deletion of sensitive data.
But as they gathered today on the anniversary of the ruckus that led to more than 600 arrests, and nearly shut down the World Trade Organization's ministerial meetings in Seattle, protesters could do little more than recall the near-legendary days of tear gas and smashed windows, and shout at Christmas shoppers to holster their credit cards.
An anonymous, underground drug trafficking web site Silk Road has been busted and the founder has been arrested, effectively shutting down a $1 billion+ revenue business after two years.
First, they claim that people were arrested for shutting down the freeways.
