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In an unusual effort to convince a skeptical Indonesian public that the government had actually arrested a prime suspect in the Bali terrorist attack, the national police chief interviewed the suspect today in front of scores of reporters, photographers and television cameras here.

Because of a paperwork omission, Comey said, the FBI examiner in charge of looking into Roof's background spoke with law enforcement officials in Lexington County and West Columbia, South Carolina -- but she did not speak with police in Columbia, South Carolina, although they were the ones who had actually arrested Roof.

Avital had actually been arrested in Geneva, after she tried to pass a letter to Raisa Gorbachev that said, "Think about me when your husband comes home, or when you are playing with your children.

It would be easier to make sense of that if there weren't also reports that Younes had actually been arrested, leading to suspicion that he might have been killed by someone on his own side.

Jenkins, who had actually been arrested once before at the same spot, told the F.B.I. that he had only been involved in those two incidents — but that if there had been any others "he would have been under the influence of alcohol and in a state of fatigue and would not remember them".

Details on perpetrators were harder to obtain unless they had actually been arrested, so it is difficult to be sure of their ethnicity, notes the report.

Her passport had been stolen, so we have no idea of the name or nationality of the person who has actually been arrested".

While these figures suggest that the police have become more active in registering complaints, few people named in them have actually been arrested.

Finally, 11 months after the Enron scandal broke and a tidal wave of corporate criminality followed, someone has actually been arrested.

Public housing authorities can evict tenants for suspected criminal activity regardless of whether they've actually been arrested or convicted, according to research published in 2013 in a HUD policy journal.

Back in March, FBI agents raided city hall proper as part of a separate, ongoing criminal investigation, although no one has actually been arrested in that probe at least not yet.