Sentence examples for where arrested from inspiring English sources

And the so-called war on drugs, where arrested black people are twice as likely to be charged as white.

Choi claimed that when McMillan "attempted to flee", Bovell "fell on top of her" and stood her upright so that she could be walked to a holding area where arrested protesters were being held.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly also ordered the destruction of a database that included information about where arrested protesters went to school, what organizations they belonged to and their protest history.

Later in the day, groups of volunteers split off to go to different locations: a protest at city hall, a gathering outside a detention center where arrested protestors are being released, and their usual Sunday spot where the homeless congregate.

Six men of Middle Eastern descent, who had never been convicted of a crime, where arrested and placed in the hole at Leavenworth, in the same unit where I was housed.

According to eyewitnesses, the prisoners at Saydnaya are held in two main complexes: the red building where civilians opposed to the government are held; and the white building, where arrested members of the Syrian military are kept.

But, he added, there was then a "bell curve" effect where arrests first rose and then tailed off as people were more willing to comply with the law.

An Interpol spokesman said: "In cases where arrests are made based on a red notice, these are made by national police officials in Interpol member countries".

The sizes and the area, where arrest marks are observable, as well as the spacings between the arrest marks are influenced by the different load sequences.

For example, authorities charged with preventing the illegal smuggling of humans and drugs in remote areas might use geotagged photos to compile information about routes that are frequently used or where arrests are made.

The programme noted that anti-FGM law enforcement is weak, and that, even where arrests are made, prosecution may fail because of inadequate collection of evidence.