The phrase "arrived told" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "When he arrived, he told us the news."
Alternatives: "arrived and informed" or "came and shared".
Carefully picked No supporters who spoke before Brown arrived told their own stories.
Helen, Sam and Bea arrived, told her to sit down, cooked, served, cleaned and took the children to the park.
Awie Rasa, who was travelling on a ferry when the boat arrived, told the ABC he saw police and customs officials heading out to reach it.
The man who arrived told me that he had been using the app nearly everyday: he has a big family, none of whom are working much, and Olio can be a lifesaver.
A black pickup truck parked across the street, and a muscular man got out, and a reporter from the local paper who'd just arrived told the women it was Chester Doles, a former leader in the Klan and a white-separatist group called the National Alliance who had gone to prison on federal weapons charges.
Payne, who was drunk when police arrived, told officers he "must have got angry about something, picked up one of the cats by its stomach and used it as a battering ram, smashed its head against something".
On 11 February another letter arrived, telling them the joint account had been closed.
A letter arrived telling me that my building was ready to be connected.
In mid-October, a letter arrived telling him he was furloughed indefinitely, meaning no flying and no pay.
I sent in a postcard, and a few months later a fat envelope arrived telling me I'd been accepted.
If anyone wants to know when the future arrived, tell them April 28 , 2016
