Sentence examples for bring into custody from inspiring English sources

The agency described the shootout and arrests as resulting from "an enforcement action to bring into custody a number of individuals associated with the armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge" that occurred at 4.25pm PST.

Mr. Ryan, the correction chief, responded: "We bring into custody about 200 people a day, and there's a screening process that each of them goes through to find out what their needs are.

In a statement, the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, praised the police arrest and the work "to rapidly bring into custody an individual suspected in the heinous quadruple murder that took place just three days ago," but he pointedly did not name the man.

Dear was brought into custody after a five-hour standoff with police the day after Thanksgiving.

Meanwhile, a Polish man is brought into custody after a drunken row with his partner.

A spokesman for St Louis County police confirmed individuals that people brought into custody were released.

On the streets of Watertown, Mass., residents and police officers celebrated after a suspect was brought into custody.

eDiscovery workflows have the potential to enhance the digital forensic investigator's ability to cull through vast amounts of electronic data collected from many devices that are now being brought into custody for examination.

He was suspended twice, once for not using good judgment in cases involving minors and another time for slapping a black woman he was bringing into custody.

We're going to continue with this until those four suspects are found and brought into custody," he said.

"Children and young people will however inevitably end up being brought into custody, but only when their arrest is considered absolutely necessary.