Sentence examples for take arrested from inspiring English sources

When police take arrested people to Homan Square, "the officers will take that person out of the vehicle and then walk them through a series of doors to a stairway, a secure stairway that leads directly up to the interview rooms", Kilroy said.

But what happens when the heartbreak we bear also comes from those we take arrest with and for?

Music photographer Scarlet Page, daughter of Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, has taken arresting portraits of Gary Numan, Frank Turner and Professor Green which have a strikingly blurry effect.

He would venture out to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and take arresting, lost-horizon photographs of the thing.

"On Thursday, we are prepared to take arrests to show our commitment to the growing Fight for $15".

Chanting "We love you" to queer freedom fighters about to take arrests to defend human rights & workers rights #HB2 pic.twitter.com/IEBKSOQj5B.

"If it's worth fighting for, yes, I would say the same thing: take arrests," Trody said.

"It carefully balances the department's respect for the customs of all religions with the legitimate law enforcement need to take arrest photos," the law office said.

It took being arrested in March 2014 for him to come to the realisation that he needed help.

The most commonly quoted version is: "Citizens may resist unlawful arrest to the point of taking an arresting officer's life if necessary".

I took pictures, arrest me.