Plod, of course, arrested Ronnie, as it is traditional in the East End to arrest anyone called Ron or Reg, just to be on the safe side.
In June 1974 he registered the 100th century to be scored in a Lord's Test match as England crushed India, and back at the ground two months later he held a memorable catch off Pakistan's Wasim Raja, leaping almost to the top of the sight screen at the Nursery End to arrest the ball with one hand.
MEPs urge the Russian authorities to put an immediate end to arrests, attacks, intimidation and efforts to discredit human rights defenders and journalists, and to arbitrary detention and torture of people presumed to be from the LGBTI community.
I went down a Google rabbit hole and came out the other end wanting to arrest myself like someone in Minority Report.
Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) could be constructed in runway end safety area to arrest an overrun aircraft.
On Aug. 12, state news media reported that the Egyptian military had tried to force an end to the strike, arresting two of its leaders.
In May 1971 I ordered the detention centres closed and I put an end to arbitrary arrests.
A simple one could have been an end to the arrests and beatings of peaceful dissidents, such as those that occurred last week.
Russell Brand delivered a typically flamboyant plea to the United Nations to bring an end to the arrest and punishment of drug users, telling it that a ban will only lead to "death, suffering and crime" (scroll down to see the video).
The government acknowledges that its crime bills, which also include some new offences, new mandatory minimum sentences and an end to house arrests, will cause the number of federal inmates to rise.
