v. take into custody; n. the act of taking or holding under one's control by authority of law
He will arrest the criminal. OR The police sergeant made an arrest.
He will arrest the criminal. OR The police sergeant made an arrest.
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Why was there an arrest warrant for James' family?
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What was one of the main reasons the police couldn't just go in and arrest the Boggs?
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Who did General Washington arrest for helping the Brirish?
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The police sergeant made an arrest.
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Why did the police arrest the burgular?
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The police sergeant made an arrest.
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Who did the police arrest for the murder of Irma Eversham?
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The discovery of the peculation led to her arrest.
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The criminal was extremely combative during his arrest.
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The confiscation of the smuggled goods led to the arrest of the ringleader.
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What did Amneris arrest Radames for?
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What was the problem with trying to arrest Mobot who stole the gasses?
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He was afraid the police would manhandle him at his arrest.
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Why do the police threaten to arrest everyone staying with Minister Shuttlesworth?
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catch; nab; apprehend
release
2 syllables
ar-rest
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