Sentence examples for incorrectly arrested from inspiring English sources

A group of young black men were incorrectly arrested on suspicion of firearm possession during a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, as a group of white militiamen, armed with rifles and wearing body armour and camouflage, claimed they had been granted permission to walk through the protests by police officers.

I also drove a truck — where I was once nearly arrested for incorrectly filling out my vehicular paperwork on the job — washed dishes, waited tables, was a telemarketer and even hauled dirt at a cemetery.

5) Animal Enterprise Terrorist Act: This states that New Yorkers demonstrating for animal rights can now be arrested for demonstrating incorrectly.

An article yesterday about the release of a Palestinian rights advocate detained by United States immigration officials since 2002 referred incorrectly to events under way when he was arrested.

Correction: April 15 , 2004 Thursday An article yesterday about the release of a Palestinian rights advocate detained by United States immigration officials since 2002 referred incorrectly to events under way when he was arrested.

An article on Saturday about a former deputy mayor of New York, Stephen Goldsmith, who resigned last summer after being arrested on a domestic violence charge, referred incorrectly to the case in which he was cleared.

NEW YORK An article on Saturday about a former deputy mayor of New York, Stephen Goldsmith, who resigned last summer after being arrested on a domestic violence charge, referred incorrectly to the case in which he was cleared.

NEW YORK An article in some editions on Thursday about four new arrests in the 2008 robbery of an armored-car guard in Manhattan referred incompletely to the status of a criminal case against the man initially arrested in the theft and also referred incorrectly to a court filing on Wednesday.

IN MAY, Brandon Mayfield, a 37-year-old Oregon lawyer, was arrested and thrown in jail when federal agents incorrectly matched his fingerprint with one found on a bag of detonators in a station near Madrid after the March train bombings.

Correction: July 20 , 2001 Friday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the arrest of a mobster, Anthony Indelicato, for parole violations referred incorrectly to the meetings with crime figures that caused him to be arrested.

Mrs. Tripp is suing Mr. Bacon, the Pentagon and the office of the president over the release of information to The New Yorker that she had incorrectly stated on a security clearance form that she had never been arrested.