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Discover LudwigThe phrase "got arrested for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to someone who is taken into custody by the police for an alleged crime. For example: "John got arrested for shoplifting yesterday."
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I got arrested for cutting classes".
No one got arrested for drinking.
"And we got arrested for taking firewood off the lot.
I got arrested for doing something stupid on a scooter.
"I got arrested for something I didn't do.
I got arrested for underage drinking at a drive-in.
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Fortunately, we can't get arrested for that.
You get arrested for a crime: a robbery, for example.
"But couldn't I get arrested for inciting a riot?
Meanwhile, my neighbours' sons get arrested for simply being Palestinian.
People get arrested for bringing back the weirdest things.
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