Sentence examples for rearrested by from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bitar was rearrested by the Israeli military soon after the killing of Mr. Qawasmeh.
But at least four of the men were later rearrested by various security forces.
Operation Elveden Bailed 13 March 2012: Rearrested by detectives from Operation Weeting on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
He was staying in an apartment on the floor below the slain man's and was rearrested by the Israeli military soon after the killing.
January 16 Two males, aged 16 and 18, who were originally detained in November, are rearrested by the investigation team for firearms offences and bailed.
A review by Mr. Morton of the releases, prompted by the criticism, determined that eight immigrants had committed serious offenses, and four of those were rearrested by immigration agents.
Within days, however, she was rearrested, this time by the local sheriff, who claimed that she had given a false home address when she'd been booked into the county jail after her arrest.
He was arrested in April 1916, freed in October at the tsar's instigation, and rearrested after the Revolution by the provisional government.
He was then rearrested and refused bail by District Judge Quentin Purdy who said Rancadore had "actively evaded apprehension for a significant period of time".
By the time they rearrested the Hirsts on 17 December 2007 and charged them with murder, Tiffany's "bug" had been identified as terminal bronchial pneumonia, a condition more commonly associated with famine victims; it takes a while to set in and rarely kills in the developed world.
Mugabe openly admitted torturing suspected spies, had some who were found not guilty by the High Court immediately rearrested on the street outside, and accused Western critics of caring only because the people in question were white.
