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Meanings of arrest people in English

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Usage of arrest people in English
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Are the military going to be in a position to arrest people?
News.com.au
2
Everyone loved firefighters, because they didn't write speeding tickets or arrest people.
The perfect woman
3
At times, foreign and local troops have entered medical facilities to arrest people.
BBC
4
Do the police have the right to arrest people who wear odd boots?
A bridge to the stars
5
A blogger suggests: Take pictures and videos whenever police use violence or arrest people.
Reuters
6
Minutes later the police stormed the venue and started to harass and arrest people.
The Guardian
7
ICC member countries like Malawi are supposed to arrest people wanted by the global court.
Reuters
8
Our job is to arrest people, the source said.
The Guardian
9
Tells how the city started to arrest people stealing bundled newspapers about a month ago.
The new yorker
10
So do you arrest people and give speeding tickets?
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
The forces started to enter houses and arrest people; fathers and brothers, and some young boys.
The Guardian
12
Ms Berejiklian warned police didn't want to arrest people but they would if they had to.
News.com.au
13
It is now unambiguously unlawful for police to arrest people for simply attending an unnotified gathering.
The South African
14
In a giffa, anything goes: the raiders can arrest people in the street or at home.
The Guardian
15
Don't they arrest people for blocking the street?
Jane Cable
16
That has been done because the security guards don't have the power to detain or arrest people.
Radio NZ
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