The verb "arrest" in the English language primarily refers to the action of seizing someone by legal authority and taking them into custody, typically because they are suspected of having committed a crime. It involves the interruption and temporary removal of an individual's freedom as a response to an alleged violation of the law. The concept of arrest is commonly associated with law enforcement and is an essential component of the criminal justice system. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe the act of stopping or halting a process or movement.
The police will arrest the suspect tonight.
She was arrested for shoplifting at the mall.
They have the authority to arrest anyone who breaks the law.
He was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.
The officer arrested the man after he tried to flee the scene.
Can you believe she was arrested for something she didn't do?
The celebrity was arrested for possession of illegal substances.
The detectives were able to arrest the leader of the gang.
He resisted when the police tried to arrest him.
After hours of negotiation, the fugitive was finally arrested.
I arrest the suspect.
You arrest the criminal.
He arrests the offender.
She arrests the thief.
It arrests the process.
We arrest the fugitive.
They arrest the perpetrator.
I arrested the suspect yesterday.
You arrested the criminal last week.
He arrested the offender last month.
She arrested the thief last year.
It arrested the process immediately.
We arrested the fugitive last night.
They arrested the perpetrator last evening.
I will arrest the suspect tomorrow.
You will arrest the criminal next week.
He will arrest the offender soon.
She will arrest the thief in an hour.
It will arrest the process shortly.
We will arrest the fugitive tonight.
They will arrest the perpetrator next month.
I am arresting the suspect now.
You are arresting the criminal at this moment.
He is arresting the offender right now.
She is arresting the thief currently.
It is arresting the process as we speak.
We are arresting the fugitive at present.
They are arresting the perpetrator at the moment.
I was arresting the suspect when you called.
You were arresting the criminal when he escaped.
He was arresting the offender during the incident.
She was arresting the thief as the alarm sounded.
It was arresting the process when the error occurred.
We were arresting the fugitive at that exact time.
They were arresting the perpetrator throughout the night.
I will be arresting the suspect when you arrive.
You will be arresting the criminal during the meeting.
He will be arresting the offender at that time.
She will be arresting the thief when the event starts.
It will be arresting the process by then.
We will be arresting the fugitive all evening.
They will be arresting the perpetrator throughout the day.
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