The word "searched" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to mean the past tense and past participle of the verb "search". For example: "I searched the internet for the answer to my question."
Investigators searched Lee's car and apartment late on Saturday night, Moscow police chief David Duke said.
K-9 teams searched with bloodhounds and other trained dogs.
Her great aunt Nina revealed that her first period arrived as she was about to be strip searched while fleeing Nazi-occupied Poland, and "the most powerful part," says Kauder Nalebuff, "was that she had never told anyone about this before.
One of the bikers said they had been searched by the Poles "down to the last sock" before being turned away.
"Should we worry that the rioters were eight times more likely than the average Londoner to be stopped and searched, when the research found young rioters were 22 times more likely than their peers to have been convicted of a crime?" she asked.
Then they searched medical records and compared the data.
"One of the girl hostages hadn't been searched properly and had a key to a padlock in her pocket.
Police said they had searched Bilardi's home after he was reported missing last year and found "chemicals that could be used to construct an explosive device".
Police had already searched their flat, an incident that was aired on national television, and Ashurkov said he "felt that the pressure on me was rapidly increasing".
Seizing his moment, he crawled in and watched, trembling, as the rebel guards searched for him.
Mr Trimble announced his plans while launching the UUP's election manifesto, which was delayed from Monday after the home and office of UUP assembly member Michael Copeland was searched by police in an ongoing fraud investigation.
