Sentence examples for point of arrest from inspiring English sources

"I think taking them at the point of arrest is the right thing to do.

"We are also creating training for frontline police officers looking at how they can adopt more child friendly practices at the point of arrest," says Franklin.

Mental health advocates, including the American Civil Liberties Union and Nami, insist that de-escalation procedures could be practiced well before situations get to the point of arrest and that officers need to be better trained to handle psychiatric crises.

He said MPs on all sides had agreed in 2003, during the passage of the Sexual Offences Act, that all suspects should have their identity protected from the point of arrest until they are charged.

Vulnerable people should be identified at the point of arrest so they can be supported and, where appropriate, the option to divert away from the criminal justice system considered.

The police currently have the power to take DNA or fingerprints from anyone at the point of arrest and keep the information indefinitely — much longer than in many other countries.

Dimitris Papadimoulis, the parliamentary representative of the main opposition Syriza party, went further questioning the point of arresting the MPs on charges of operating a criminal organisation at all.

Pierce County sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer did not immediately return an email seeking to confirm Long's assertion, but told The News Tribune of Tacoma that everyone in Steve Powell's house is a person of interest: "We have not eliminated anybody and we are not at the point of arresting anybody else," Troyer said.

And we note what appears to be conflicting evidence in the record as to Father Groppi's behavior at the point of his arrest, evidence which would support a fair jury's conclusion either way, that is, that he did resist arrest or that he did not resist arrest, within the meaning and application of the Wisconsin statute.

But there's a third Cooper-ish person out there, whose destiny seems programmed merely to set up the plot point of his arrest.

In his successful separation of occipital craniopagus twins in 1987, Carson used a radical approach in which the twins' body temperatures were lowered to the point of circulatory arrest.