Sentence examples for falsely detained from inspiring English sources

She alleges she was wrongly arrested and falsely detained in 1994 to protect her husband.

It would have also revealed that Khan was in the US to film his new movie, My Name is Khan, which is ironically about a Muslim man with Asperger's falsely detained after 9/11 due to his "suspicious behaviour".

Mr. Cochran filed a notice of claim in which the woman, who is black but not otherwise identified in court papers, maintained that she was falsely detained Nov. 30 and then assaulted by the deputies, who are white.

And as for the ones who were falsely detained, it is likely that they have amassed enough resentment toward the United States to join the anti-American forces.

Because one of the 17 arrestedarrested and falsely detained for close to 36 hours happened to be the director of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) - that's me - the arrests received broader media attention.

It may sound controversial to put "terrorists" on American payroll, but keep in mind that such a plan would only be offered to those who were falsely detained, which means they are not terrorists.

Calls to erase the criminal records of the estimated 7,000 men detained and "falsely charged" during the miners' strike have been made by campaigners demanding a fresh inquiry into the policing of the dispute.

He then claimed (falsely) that he'd been detained at Heathrow upon arrival, been interrogated by the authorities and had his phone confiscated.

He then claimed (falsely) that he'd been detained at Heathrow upon arrival, been interrogated by the authorities, and had his phone confiscated.

… — Eric Asimov The New York Times: … And a new scandal erupts in Burgundy, where four executives of one of the region's largest wine producers, Labouré-Roi, have been detained on suspicion of falsely labeling hundreds of thousands of bottles.

WASHINGTON — The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that the state acted improperly when it terminated a Guatemalan woman's rights to her two American-born children after she was detained on charges of falsely identifying herself to a police officer and then deported.