Sentence examples for when they detained from inspiring English sources

"When they detained us they shouted: 'We'll deal with you Muslims, we'll show you!'" he said.

Later that year, the high court ruled that the police at Heathrow had abused their powers when they detained Mohamed.

But he insisted that military officials had told him that when they detained President Morsi on Wednesday, "he was treated with dignity and respect".

When they detained my colleague on the paper's management team, I did not feel safe to return to Zimbabwe and I applied for asylum.

On Wednesday, the high court said the Metropolitan police acted legally when they detained people on the day of the royal wedding on suspicion of planning anti-monarchy protests.

What on earth were officers from Sussex police thinking when they detained an 11-year-old girl with a neurological disability similar to autism, put her in leg restraints and placed a spit hood over head?

When they detain someone, they have to turn them over directly to the proper authorities. . . .

"There's a law – when they detain, they have to produce me in front of the magistrate within 24 hours, but they didn't".

Mr. Kerik's initiative comes at the same time that the department has begun requiring a new "stop and frisk" form to be filled out by officers when they detain someone.

The Nation recently reported interviewing witnesses who say the hikers were not in Iran but Iraq when they were detained.

By 1 p.m., they began their descent, and reached ground after 10 p.m., when they were detained, the police said.