Sentence examples for unfounded arrest from inspiring English sources

The piece explores an interesting tension between the right to open information and the right to privacy: a public mug shot might warn you that you're about to date a felon, but it might also force an innocent person to live under the shadow of an unfounded arrest.

Protesters have demanded a reformed security sector, an accountable government, and an end to unfounded arrests and torture.

Another situation that reflects the stigmatization of the student body is the unfounded arrests of students during the disturbances, such as those that occurred on April 3, 2008, when four students were captured without substantial evidence, and eventually released when it was demonstrated that they were not even near the confrontation site at the time of the disturbances.

Radio-Canada said the arrest is unfounded and that Trépanier "was 100% respectful of CBC standards and journalistic practices".

Defense attorneys said in their filing Tuesday that Mosby's office had come up with this "new theory" to support otherwise unfounded charges against the arresting officers.

Ebrahimi, 44, had complained to police after suffering antisocial behaviour but was killed shortly after he himself was arrested following completely unfounded complaints that he had a sexual interest in children.

Bijan Ebrahimi, 44, had complained to police after suffering antisocial behaviour but was killed two days after he himself was arrested after completely unfounded complaints that he had a sexual interest in children.

It turns out the little girl's fears of being arrested weren't completely unfounded.

A West Midlands police official, who requested anonymity because he was discussing an unfolding operation, said initial speculation that the arrests were linked to Irish republicanism was unfounded.

Others vehemently refute those claims, saying they are unfounded and actually put sex trafficking victims at risk because police arrest them and discredit their need for help.

In addition to potentially making first responders reluctant to save people because of unfounded fears, Green's story had another impact: The men he arrested are now charged with felonious assault because of his purported overdose.