The once-covert National Security Bureau, developed in China in 1955, had a long history of clandestine arrests and executions.
When most senior Solidarity figures were interned or otherwise neutralized by the authorities, Zbigniew Bujak, head of the Union's Warsaw branch, remained in hiding and was the leader of the clandestine organization until his arrest in 1986.
Jesus' arrest was a clandestine operation.
The handling of the G20 protest was marred with sketchy doubletalk that infuriated protestors and granted the police clandestine privileges to attack and arrest anyone they found to be out-of-line.
Dilma Rousseff, a member of a clandestine Marxist group who was arrested and tortured after a gun was found in her handbag, became president of Brazil.
The following year, there took place an event that was to haunt him for the rest of his life: returning from a clandestine seminar in Prague, he was arrested on false drugs charges and imprisoned.
The story concerns a Republican activist who, facing arrest, returns home on a clandestine trip from Paris and meets a woman (Dietrich) who tempts him to compromise his mission.
Atlaoui, who hails from the northeastern French town of Metz, was arrested in 2005 in a clandestine ecstasy lab in a suburb of Jakarta.
The cost of methamphetamine abuse in USA was estimated at $23.4 billion in 2005 including costs for health care, incarceration and parole supervision, clandestine laboratory site cleanups, property damage, drug arrests, hospital costs, custodial care for children, lost productivity, lower quality of life and premature death (3).
Three top executives of the Dominican Republic's second-largest commercial bank were arrested Wednesday after authorities discovered a clandestine banking operation that resulted in the embezzling of $2.2 billion.
