Non-criminal arrests: 182,1103 Criminal arrests: 115,867 Non-criminal removals: 136,343 Criminal removals: 253,491 Non-criminal arrests: 129,302 Criminal arrests: 143,8233 Non-criminal removals: 195,772 Criminal removals: 197,090 Non-criminal arrests: 121,197 Criminal arrests: 167,195 Non-criminal removals: 216,1453 Criminal removals: 180,208 Non-criminal arrests: 93,648 Criminal arrests: 171,925 Non-criminal removals: 192,412 Criminal removals: 174,180 Non-criminal arrests: 63,843 Criminal arrests: 168,444 Non-criminal removals: 151,834 Criminal removals: 216,810 Non-criminal arrests: 48,203 Criminal arrests: 134,734 Non-criminal removals: 137,983 Criminal removals: 177,960 Non-criminal arrests: 17,892 Criminal arrests: 101,203 Non-criminal removals: 96,045 Criminal removals: 139,2140 Non-criminal arrests: 2110,115 Criminal arrests: 2145,2262 Non-criminal removals: 220,20183 Criminal removals: 22018,225 Non-criminal arrests: 22012,734 Criminal arrests: 105,736 Non-criminal removals: 98,420 Criminal removals: 127,262 Non-criminal arrests: 53,441 Criminal arrests: 105,140 Non-criminal removals: 110,823 Criminal removals: 145,262 Notes: Figures are year-end, but presidential terms begin on Jan.
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The number of arrests is up from last year's 18 arrests.
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Administrative arrests are used for routine arrests made based on immigration status.
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In 21, there were 2206,20183 arrests in that age group for rape, 22018,21 arrests for aggravated assault and 22017,058 arrests for larceny-theft, FBI data show.
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ICE told the network that just 12 of those 41 arrests were labelled "criminal arrests," and the remaining 29 were deemed non-criminal or "administrative" arrests.
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Arrests made over several days The arrests have been trickling in over several days.
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Those arrests made up 39.7 percent of all drug-related arrests for that year.
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Arrests of families along the entire Arizona border are up 22014%, from 22017,22017 arrests between Oct.
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Data for arrests, citations and warnings in St. Anthony in 2016 suggest disproportionate arrests of blacks.
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ICE more than doubled its arrests of immigrants with no criminal records, up to 5,441 arrests.
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Border arrests drop: Arrests at the southwestern border dropped by 28 percent in June, to 104,344.
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In the first half of 2017, arrests of undocumented immigrants rose nearly forty per cent above arrests made in the first half of 2016, and arrests of noncriminal immigrants more than doubled.
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The number of arrests for both possession and smoking have already decreased significantly since 2010 -- there were 64% fewer arrests for possession last year and 66% fewer arrests for smoking in public.
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So rejecting all applicants based on past arrests is no longer permissible, as arrests don't indicate guilt.
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And tax revenue went up while marijuana arrests dramatically fell, although racial disparities within those arrests remain.
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The most arrests were in Harris County, Texas, and in Seattle, with 170 and 160 arrests, respectively.
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These arrests accounted for 46 percent of all drug arrests in the United States at that time.
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A police source told AFP that officers had made three arrests in Paris, including arrests for vandalism.
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Data on arrests and searches The report also looked at data on arrests and searches during vehicle stops.
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That's a drop from 42,500 arrests in January to 23,500 arrests in February, according to the Associated Press.
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There has been heightened enforcement, an increase in arrests, an increase in the indiscriminate nature of the arrests.
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Arrests at Straight Pride Parade The legal debate stems from arrests at the "Straight Pride Parade" on Saturday.
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Studies from the RAND Corporation have linked the program to drops in mortality, DUI arrests, and domestic violence arrests.
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The arrests were just two of more than a dozen arrests at the festival over the past four days.
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The blitz peaked in June with more than 500 arrests, above the 443 arrests in 2016 as a whole.
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The exact date of the arrests are unknown, but Tehran's Prosecutor General announced the arrests on September 20173, 2017.
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Arrests in Los Angeles County have been reduced from an average of 300 to about 60 arrests a day.
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For perspective, 2011 saw 50,000 weed arrests citywide, more than all NYC pot arrests between 1978 and 20143 combined.
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In the show's 2016-17 season, 44 percent of all arrests were drug arrests, mostly for low-level offenders.
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Turkey made no public comment on the arrests, but frequently announces arrests of Islamic State suspects in Turkish cities.
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According to ICE records, there were 1098 criminal arrests and 280 administrative arrests, which are used for immigration cases.
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Arrests and attacks Ugandan activists told CNN they have noted worrying trends of arrests and attacks on the LGBTQ community.
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Immigration arrests are up 38% this year -- with the biggest jump in arrests among those who have no criminal records.
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Why it matters: Marijuana arrests "account for over half of all drug arrests in the United States," per ACLU data.
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During that same year, he said, HSI made 2,734 criminal arrests and 3,007 administrative arrests related to human smuggling operations.
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During this fiscal year, there have been 66 domestic terrorism-related arrests, compared to 63 international terrorism arrests, Reuter reports.
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Prosecutors typically lack the time and resources to screen hundreds of minor arrests, and so most arrests are routinely prosecuted.
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Such arrests made up 13 percent of all ICE immigration arrests last year, compared to 11 percent the previous year.
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RCMP confirmed six arrests on Thursday, and another four arrests the following day—all of them released without charges or conditions.
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As CNN has previously reported, more arrests are still expected in the scandal, and those arrests are said to include students.
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Massachusetts State Police told WBZ-TV that they made no arrests; however, local Boston police reported two arrests for minor offenses.
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Critics have also pointed out the small number of arrests compared to the Border Patrol's annual arrests for illegal border crossings.
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In 2019, when ICE made more than 37,000 criminal arrests and 143,000 administrative arrests, there were eight shootings, the data showed.
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Immigration arrests surged in the first months of Trump's presidency, with the biggest increase being arrests of immigrants without criminal records.
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The results: Studies from the RAND Corporation have linked the program to drops in mortality, DUI arrests, and domestic violence arrests.
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More arrests to come Three people have been arrested for allegedly helping Loyd evade capture, and more arrests are expected, Mina said.
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Police are there to provide security, but their presence can sometimes result in arrests — and those arrests have increased by 31 percent.
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They also accounted for almost 81 percent of arrests at roadblocks, as well as 82 percent of pedestrian arrests, the group said.
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While there have been fewer marijuana-related arrests in legal-weed states, arrests still disproportionately burden black people and communities of color.
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They argue this would create more of a public safety hazard and lead to more arrests of non-violent undocumented immigrant arrests.
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In 2014, for example, there were 903 arrests stemming from workplace raids: 541 arrests on immigration charges, and 363 on criminal charges.
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According to the American Civil Liberties Union, marijuana arrests account for more than half of all drug arrests in the United States.
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Iowa and Nebraska each saw 25 arrests, while there were 15 arrests in Minnesota, 10 in South Dakota and three in North Dakota.
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Along with the two firearm possession arrests, Harrison said 11 other arrests had been made in the last 48 hours for illegal carrying.
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Overall, arrests ticked up nearly 40% from 2016 in the first half of this year -- but arrests of noncriminal immigrants more than doubled.
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Federal arrests of foreign nationals more than tripled in that period, up 234 percent, while arrests of U.S. citizens were up 10 percent.
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The state said it's seen an average of 29.8 DUI arrests every day for the last five years, or more than 54,400 arrests.
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"Prior to 2017, I had, I think, eight arrests on my record, and I believe I'm up to 17 arrests now," Woodward said.
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The marijuana arrests were about 13.6 percent more than the 505,681 arrests made for all violent crimes, including murder, rape and serious assaults.
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Officials said they have made 43 arrests for violating the "dry law" prohibiting the sale of alcohol and 11 arrests for curfew violations.
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Arrests of women for drug violations have spiked over the last decade, even as drug-related arrests have declined for men, she said.
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Suspect has prior assault arrests The 60-year-old has prior arrests for aggravated assault, assault on a female and kidnapping, authorities said.
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Arrests here dropped sharply even as violence rose; this year, arrests are running more than 40 percent below the rate three years ago.
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Soaring ICE arrests under Trump are only the beginning Soaring ICE arrests under Trump are only the beginning Arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents skyrocketed during the first 100 days of the Trump administration, according to data released Wednesday by the agency.
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NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests When it comes to low-level drug arrests, the NYPD is no less biased than it was 20 years ago.
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On the show, 46 percent of violent-crime arrests of African-Americans (and 50 percent of those arrests of Latinos) appear before the first commercial break, compared with only 29 percent of violent-crime arrests of white people before that first break.
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ICE officials reported 161 arrests in Southern California over the past five days and 192 arrests in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina alone.
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See, for instance, the yearly "national sex trafficking crackdown" that last year yielded exactly zero sex trafficking arrests, but 473 arrests for soliciting prostitution.
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Immigrants arrests are up 40% under the Trump administration, largely because ICE has been stepping up the arrests of immigrants who aren't committing crimes.
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Since the early 1990s the focus of drug arrests nationally has shifted from a prior emphasis on cocaine and heroin to increasing marijuana arrests.
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The 13 percent of arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that Gorka quoted is actually 13 percent of gang-related arrests by ICE.
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Police still make nearly 700,000 arrests per year for marijuana — about 42 percent of all drug arrests — and spend $85033 billion annually on enforcement.
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That's less than half the number of average marijuana arrests under Bloomberg, but nearly three times higher than marijuana arrests during the Giuliani years.
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"The use of sensationalist language applied to ICE arrests -- and only ICE arrests -- only fuels misinformation and is an unfair double standard," Cox said.
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The report comes after FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before Congress last month that almost as many domestic terror arrests were made as international terror arrests in the first three quarters of the fiscal year, adding that most of those arrests involved white supremacists.
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For example, last year, out of a total of more than 18,000 arrests for marijuana possession citywide, the NYPD made just 14 arrests on the well-heeled Upper East Side, home to some of New York's wealthiest residents, compared to 622 arrests in West Harlem.
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"Kim is aware that the French police have made arrests relating to her robbery," a source close to the star told PEOPLE after the arrests.
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He said the city also established policies like eliminating arrests for low-level marijuana possession, saying that arrests in many cases are a last resort.
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The Philadelphia ICE field office arrests more immigrants without criminal convictions than any other ICE region: 64 percent of its "at-large" arrests last year.
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The arrests have been peaceful so far, with the protesters not arguing with Capitol police officers during arrests and no cuffs being put on them.
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The state says it's seen an average of 20.05 DUI arrests every day for the last five years, a total of more than 54,400 arrests.
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The Murfreesboro Police Department on Thursday confirmed the arrests, but declined to provide details, citing state law that prohibits revealing the specifics of juvenile arrests.
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But the backlog has made it difficult to get removal hearings for the undocumented aliens ICE arrests, which has resulted in fewer and fewer arrests.
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The operation, which was done in two phases, began with more than 50 arrests in El Salvador, then 85033 arrests in the U.S. between Oct.
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Arrests also decreased during the week in question by 16% from 20203 arrests in 2019 to 701 this year, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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According to the ACLU, there were 8 million arrests for drug use between 2001 and 2010, with 88 percent of these arrests for marijuana possession.
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And during the entirety of fiscal year 433, ICE only conducted 40,066 at-large arrests, or arrests in communities, instead of in prisons or jails.
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In June, Mayor de Blasio sought to further reduce marijuana arrests after an investigation by The Times examined the stark racial disparities of marijuana arrests.
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The Los Angeles Times reported Saturday that most of the arrests happened in San Diego County, but there were other arrests in nearby Imperial County.
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A year after finishing felony diversion, 97 percent of graduates have no new felony arrests, and 86 percent have no new arrests of any kind.
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The regional government said that the arrests had "dynamited" its proposal for negotiations, but officials in Madrid rejected accusations that the arrests were politically motivated.
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A NATO military intelligence officer described the patterns of arrests, purges, and public accusations against foreigners as additionally disturbing because the arrests appear to be arbitrary.
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In 2019, the FBI made 107 domestic terrorism arrests and around 121 international terrorism arrests, numbers that are in line with the previous year, said Wray.
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The New York City–based immigrant advocacy group said that, in 2017, ICE arrests and attempted arrests in New York courthouses had risen 1100% over 2016.
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And according to Wray's testimony last November, the FBI made 107 domestic terrorism arrests in fiscal year 2019 — around the same number of international terrorism arrests.
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Suspect Has Prior Arrests for Alleged Violence Against Women The 21-year-old has had prior arrests for alleged violence against women, according to court documents.
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The issuance of summonses instead of arrests is expected to result in the diversion of approximately 10,000 arrests that would be prosecuted in Manhattan Criminal Court.
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It suggested that mass arrests led inexorably to Gray's death and the protests, when in fact by 2014, arrests had been halved from a decade earlier.
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ICE called it the "highest number of administrative arrests over the past three fiscal years," and confirmed the White House number for arrests under Mr. Trump.
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Between 903 and 290, meth arrests were the only type of drug arrests in Portland to increase, and meth has the highest correlation with serious crimes.
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Thankfully Immigrations and Customs Enforcement has temporarily suspended most immigration arrests, reserving arrests for those who pose a public safety threat or whose confinement is mandatory.
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The more than 100,000 arrests in June — the fourth straight month with that many crossings — is also more than double the 43,180 arrests in June 2018.
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In January, Customs and Border Protection recorded more than 36,600 arrests at the border, down about 75 percent from the more than 144,100 arrests in May.
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Arrests amid protests The arrests came as both Ceant and President Jovenel Moise face calls to resign by Haitians fed up with the country's economic woes.
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While arrests on the border have dropped, the number of deportation arrests made by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has increased, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
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"Cases of excessive use of force, torture, arbitrary arrests and failure to respect due process during arrests by the police also continue to be reported," it added.
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Authorities did not specify how many arrests they made Friday, but acting Police Chief Peter Newsham told NBC 28500 Washington that 6900 total arrests had been made.
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Recent state Justice Department statistics show the number of felony arrests in California plummeted 247 percent last year, while misdemeanor arrests rose about 247 percent over 215.
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Arrests for lower-level offenses fell even more, and there was now also a decrease in arrests for serious crimes: burglary, firearms offenses, murder and attempted murder.
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From October 2016 to June 2017, immigration arrests increased by nearly 50 percent, and non-criminals make up a growing number of arrests, according to ICE data.
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While there is little statistical data about arrests made involving porch piracy, the news source reported that police make arrests in fewer than 10 percent of cases.
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The attempt to bring about the arrests came after the attorney general complained to police authorities that they had ignored previous orders to carry out the arrests.
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Nor is it coincidental that these arrests came on the heels of arrests in September of influential, independent voices, including intellectuals, human-rights activists and popular clerics.
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Using a different auditing system — one that examines whether arrests for trespassing or drug possession, for instance, were precipitated by a street stop — the department found that required stop reports were only filled out in 13 of 50 arrests, meaning they were undercounted in 74 percent of arrests.
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The planned nationwide sweep will lead to arrests in cities that include Miami, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles, with scores of arrests expected in southern Florida, Bloomberg reported.
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There have been more border arrests so far this fiscal year than in any other full fiscal year in the past decade with close to 600,000 migrant arrests.
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This increase, however, has been driven by arrests of folks without criminal records; arrests of undocumented immigrants without criminal records has spiked by more than 150% since January.
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Protests, arrests, lawsuits Last week's peaceful vigils and memorials evolved into demonstrations where tense encounters between police and protesters have led to hundreds of arrests in recent days.
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Multiple arrests Despite dozens of arrests in the past few years, the group appears able to organize and easily co-ordinate attacks such as those seen in March.
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Unlike a similar protest last month in the same Senate office building where there were more than 500 arrests, there were no arrests related to the protests Thursday.
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The Saudis have announced 18 arrests in connection with the investigation, and the official said those arrests included the 15-member team, two consular workers and a driver.
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A mayor can have a much bigger impact on arrests by his city's police force than a governor can have in a state where multiple agencies make arrests.
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Public opposition to marijuana arrests surfaced during the 1970s, when affluent families complained to lawmakers after seeing the future careers of their children ruined by petty marijuana arrests.
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The topline numbers indicate about 248,2159 officer arrests per year over the eight years of the data set, and nearly 25,2148 arrests per year from 23 through 2716.
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"ICE has no choice but to continue to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites, which will inevitably result in additional collateral arrests, instead of focusing on arrests at jails and prisons where transfers are safer for ICE officers and the community," the agency said in a statement.
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If one officer makes 30 arrests in a year he gets a better performance review than one who only makes 20 arrests, regardless of the quality of the cases.
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Sarsour told Reuters that her group's members accounted for 19733 of the 212 arrests made Tuesday through Thursday, including nearly all of the 177 arrests within the hearing room.
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Previous arrests Sayoc was not previously known to the Secret Service, law enforcement sources said, but Florida records show a string of arrests dating back to the early 1990s.
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"ICE will have no choice but to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites, which will inevitably result in additional collateral arrests," Homan said in a statement.
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The arrests ran the gamut from failing to disperse to assault to breaking and entering, and more arrests may come as authorities review video footage of the protests, he said.
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"Acting on the order of the Attorney General's Office... we made the arrests of five people," the police source told Reuters by phone, without giving the reason for the arrests.
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Party leaders were not immediately available to comment on the latest arrests but the lawyer of mayor-elect Akhtar told media he would challenge the arrests in court on Wednesday.
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In the first half of this year, the police made 1,084 arrests in shelters, down 17 percent from the 1,313 arrests made in shelters over the same period last year.
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The BJS report shows that foreign nationals accounted for 105,748 of the 108,667 federal immigration-related arrests in 2018, but only for 85033,279 of the 87,086 non-immigration related arrests.
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Border Patrol arrests at the United States-Mexico border dropped by 16% from May to June, according to data given to AP, ending a four-month streak of increasing arrests.
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The police said they could not rule out more arrests and hoped to disclose the total number of arrests from the operations across Europe later on Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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There were scattered scuffles and arrests; in Boston, site of the largest of the weekend's protests, the police said there had been 20163 arrests, mostly involving charges of disorderly conduct.
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According to the ACLU, marijuana arrests now account for over half of all drug arrests in the United States and the arrest data revealed one consistent trend: significant racial bias.
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It was three percent, just three percent of all arrests in 2013, eighteen percent of arrests in 2017, last month it was one quarter of all the people at the border.
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Arrests posted on Facebook live The arrests were captured on cellphone camera and posted to Facebook Live, causing Fort Worth police to review the incident and initiate an internal affairs investigation.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an immigrant rights organization, criticized both the US and Mexico for the arrests, accusing the Mexican government of orchestrating the arrests in order to appease the Trump administration.
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At the same time, arrests of workers have soared: ICE agents made nearly 10 times as many immigration arrests at workplaces in fiscal year 2018 as they did the previous year.
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Why it matters: There have been more border arrests so far this fiscal year than in any other full fiscal year in the past decade, with close to 600,000 migrant arrests.
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In fact, as reported by The Washington Post, in 220006 there were more than 2202,2628 documented political arrests in Cuba, as compared to 28500,6900 arrests in 2628 and 28503,22019 in 2011.
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Los Angeles arrests also dropped during the first 15 days of March by 14% from 3,406 to 2,944 arrests — dropping the daily average from 300 to 60, the LA Times reported.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio said in late 183 that the police would largely give summonses instead of making arrests for carrying personal marijuana, and reserve arrests mainly for smoking in public.
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At the end of 2014, Mr. de Blasio said the police would largely give summonses instead of making arrests for carrying personal marijuana, and reserve arrests mainly for smoking in public.
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The arrests on Friday morning came after the arrests of more than 7,000 demonstrators since June as part of the Hong Kong government's campaign to clamp down on the protest movement.
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At least 161 arrests were made in Los Angeles and 200 were made in Atlanta, though Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials did not say many arrests were made in total.
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Ayala said Florida led the country in arrests of children aged 5 to 10 when she took office in 2017 but that those arrests had declined in the state since then.
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In Oakland, arrests for marijuana possession or distribution have fallen since 2004, but African-American and Latinos still accounted for 85 percent of the city's marijuana-arrests in 2011 and 2013.
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" Police made several arrests as protesters shouted "black police!
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No arrests were made, according to CBS Los Angeles .
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Arrests — no matter the charge — don't meet that threshold.
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Now, they've seen them twice under Trump — and with this latest operation, the "collateral" arrests, any way you slice them, are exceeding the arrests of immigrants that ICE is ostensibly going after.
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The largest number of arrests in any category in the US is for drug crimes, and of these 40 percent are for marijuana, with 90 percent of marijuana arrests involving simple possession.
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The initial arrests Despite the fact that the police had found the primary suspects within a few days of the murder, according to The Guardian, no arrests were made for two weeks.
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Activists also complain about a rising number of "collateral arrests"— in which ICE arrests people who were not the original targets of a warrant, but were merely swept up in a raid.
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The Cabinet officials wrote back, saying they would continue to make such arrests and blaming sanctuary cities' lack of cooperation with federal law enforcement for needing to make such arrests in public.
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In the first part of 2014, the Obama administration made 29,238 such arrests, including 7,483 non-criminal undocumented immigrants, which is roughly the same percentage of non-criminal arrests as this year.
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New York Times foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi says the ISIS arrests occurred in February: Only one of the 28500 is important in the hierarchy of ISIS, and the arrests happened in February.
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A staff attorney at the Immigrant Defense Project told the Daily Beast that her group counted 85033 total arrests or attempted arrests in courthouses by ICE agents in 2015 and 2016 combined.
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After screening 846 episodes — collecting over 68,000 data points on race, the type of alleged crime depicted and arrest rates — we found despite the great crime decline in America since the show premiered, over a third of all arrests on "Cops" are drug arrests, three times the percentage of drug arrests in real life, according to F.B.I. data.
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Two more arrests made as British police focus on Westminster attacker's path to radicalization Two more arrests made as British police focus on Westminster attacker's path to radicalization British police investigating the terror attack in London said Friday that they've made two more "significant" arrests as they work to piece together the attacker's networks and path to radicalization.
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While arrests near the country's borders carried out by the Border Patrol fell by 25% in 2017—to their lowest level since 1971—internal arrests by ICE agents climbed by a similar proportion.
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The number of cases and subsequent arrests have increased more rapidly as the capacity of the department has expanded: There were 49 arrests in 2016 and, as of September 30, 209 in 2018.
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Two Marines whose arrests earlier this month for migrant smuggling led to the stunning arrests of fellow Marines at Camp Pendleton described in federal court documents such an offer being made to them.
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OPINION An Op-Ed essay on Monday about courthouse arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents misstated the name of an organization that reported an increase in such arrests in New York State.
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This summer, the FBI director told Congress that the number of arrests linked to domestic terrorism was on par with the number of arrests linked to international terrorism in the last nine months.
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ICE made around 143,000 arrests in fiscal year 2019, down around 10% from nearly 159,000 arrests the previous fiscal year, which starts on October 20193 and runs through September of the following year.
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MASS ARRESTS Police have conducted dozens of mass arrests at protests and rallies - often with scant evidence, critics say - leaving the task of building winnable cases to the Hong Kong Department of Justice.
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The soaring rates of drug arrests—up 148 percent from 2010, with over 3,000 meth-specific arrests in 2018—unsurprisingly coincide with the state citizenry's soaring rate of drug use and substance abuse.
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Police haven't made any arrests in the case, he said.
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The technology led to three arrests, according to The Independent.
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No arrests were reported on the US side, Maier said.
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" Trump on Friday called the arrests a "good first step.
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Arrests in the case were a "good start", Modvig said.
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Those positive scans have resulted in more than 450 arrests.
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Police raids throughout Turkey following the bombing netted 60 arrests.
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Well, arrests and charges aren't plentiful, but they have happened.
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The trio was suspended by the company following the arrests.
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Police have not offered a motive or made any arrests.
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Morales himself has yet to say anything about the arrests.
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He said he expected that arrests will be made soon.
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Police recovered a handgun during the arrests, the official says.
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There were no arrests and no offenses disclosed, it said.
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But arrests of immigrants without criminal records have also spiked.
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There were no arrests made in the alleged home invasion.
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Police have not announced arrests in the latter two deaths.
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ABC News reported 101 arrests overnight related to the protests.
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No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Authorities have made no arrests and the investigation is ongoing.
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But no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
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The arrests come at a delicate time in German politics.
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No arrests were reported, but two patrol cars were damaged.
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We're victims of the arbitrary arrests of our party leaders.
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I would expect more detentions and even some additional arrests.
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Police have reported that gun and homicide arrests are up.
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Fox5 report that police made two arrests at the scene.
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The "mass" arrests that President Trump promised did not occur.
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Despite dire predictions of riots and arrests, nothing bad happened.
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He had no previous arrests or convictions, authorities said Sunday.
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They scattered across the city in riot gear, making arrests.
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Under his leadership, border arrests during the Obama administration surged.
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There were no immediate reports of arrests or violence there.
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It did not say if any arrests had been made.
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Some 7,400 police were deployed and they made 380 arrests.
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Meanwhile, ICE arrests are on the rise, per ICE statistics.
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Was Ted Patrick, with his multiple arrests, an unqualified menace?
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So far, investigators have made no arrests in the case.
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Only 953% of those stops resulted in citations or arrests.
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Instead, officers would end up making arrests to fill quotas.
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Police continue to investigate, but there have been no arrests.
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Comello had attempted three other citizen's arrests in months prior.
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No arrests have been made at this time, police said.
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Collateral arrests were known to happen under the Obama administration.
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The arrests in Spain suggest he is having some success.
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No arrests have been made in connection with the kidnapping.
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Arrests were also made in France, Germany and the Netherlands.
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It denies that any of the arrests are politically motivated.
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A U.S. Embassy spokesman declined to comment on the arrests.
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Their actions have amounted in a number of artists' arrests.
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The house is unoccupied and no arrests have been made.
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No arrests have been made but people are being questioned.
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Cops eventually shut things down -- no word on any arrests.
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No arrests have been made in the shootings, Johnson said.
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Judicial officials announced more than 1,000 arrests around the country.
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The spokesperson says the show has contributed to 44 arrests.
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However, their arrests point to a larger issue at hand.
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No arrests had yet been made, the police chief said.
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As of Tuesday morning, no additional arrests had been reported.
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Cops took a vandalism report, but haven't made any arrests.
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No arrests have been made in connection with the shooting.
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Those arrests are widely believed to be related to Lurk.
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The rate of arrests and deportations don't always correlate, however.
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Various arrests have taken place as well, including Richard Spencer.
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The Catalan government sources could not confirm the other arrests.
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More arrests are expected, Durham County Sheriff Mike Andrews said.
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And would arrests perhaps no longer have been so easy?
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The Serbian Ministry of Defense confirmed the arrests on Monday.
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Arrests, charges, and indictments are not considered evidence of wrongdoing.
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Amnesty International and other rights groups have welcomed the arrests.
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Officers are particularly anxious about being accused of biased arrests.
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And the majority of drug arrests have involved small quantities.
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Activists say that more searches and arrests are likely soon.
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Both men have been in French custody since their arrests.
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We must end unnecessary arrests and end disparity in enforcement.
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The models include gender and past arrests, among other factors.
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But the number of bad actors far exceed the arrests.
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No arrests have been made and an investigation is ongoing.
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No arrests were made in the incident, the AP reported.
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Other countries have dealt with these tactics through persistent arrests.
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They believe arrests could be made in the near future.
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Arrests dropped from 28 in 2015 to 27 in 2016.
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The shooter immediately fled, and no arrests have been made.
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It did not give the exact location of the arrests.
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Human Rights Watch criticized the Kosovo authorities over the arrests.
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She researches the collateral consequences of arrests, particularly for protesters.
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It was impossible to make arrests, one police officer said.
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Still, accusations and arrests on both Uber and Lyft's apps.
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Bottom line: The indictments and arrests just keep piling up.
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And so, back then, suspensions and arrests began to soar.
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" In the same tweet, Pence condemned the "arrests of innocents.
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His Florida record also shows multiple arrests for probation violations.
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The investigation is ongoing, and there have been no arrests.
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It's unclear if any arrests were made on the spot. .
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Following the arrests, the FBI seized Deep Dot Web's website.
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Both laws restrict bail and allow arrests without a warrant.
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Condemnation The US State Department spoke out against the arrests.
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Chicago police have made no arrests in the sexual assault.
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Despite the arrests, Hagej and others have continued their tradition.
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Three arrests were made and two officers received minor injuries.
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The five other arrests were when he was a juvenile.
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Six men were arrested and many more arrests were expected.
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The other five arrests came when he was a juvenile.
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Police fired back with tear gas and made several arrests.
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Most of those arrests are made without any advance publicity.
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There have been no reports that arrests were made today.
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Cannabis lawyer Jack Lloyd told VICE no arrests were made.
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The state's harsh response has resulted in arrests and deaths.
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In the end, Misty's repeated arrests would be her salvation.
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They accounted for 4.9 million arrests for 7.5 million offenses.
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Arrests were made simultaneously in Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
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The truth is, Castro repressed dissent with arrests and executions.
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Mr. Kennedy has no prior arrests, a police spokesman said.
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His only previous arrests were for driving under the influence.
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She did not immediately report the arrests to the department.
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A mere 6 percent of the stops resulted in arrests.
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No information was immediately available about possible arrests or injuries.
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Canada says the arrests of the two men were arbitrary.
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There was no immediate official word of arrests or injuries.
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This has made citizens' arrests dangerous, says a CND member.
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The effect of courthouse arrests being noticed is itself real.
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No arrests or criminal charges had been made, she said.
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In Kazakhstan, mass protests have led to thousands of arrests.
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No arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
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Taunts and thrown debris were met with nightsticks and arrests.
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When they make arrests, there is usually torture involved, also.
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But the evidence behind many of these arrests was unreliable.
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Hunt was not charged; in fact, no arrests were made.
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The police held back, making only about a dozen arrests.
|
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Last year's victims had an average of 193 arrests each.
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He has made more than 350 arrests in his career.
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Now, some of those arrests are being called into question.
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Islamic State sympathizers argue that those arrests served only Israel.
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As far as we know, no arrests have been made.
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Arrests and prosecutions, already fairly rare, would all but disappear.
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Arrests and prosecutions, already fairly rare, could all but disappear.
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" The Times said the reason for the arrests was "unclear.
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No arrests were made, but cops are on the hunt.
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The city arrests 300,000 people on misdemeanor charges each year.
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An NYPD representative told FADER that "no arrests" were made.
|
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Since the arrests, white extremists have remained on the app.
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So far, this year, there have been 13 courthouse arrests.
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The imminent arrests and charges were reported earlier by Reuters.
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Police have also stepped up arrests during the protests themselves.
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Arrests of men for domestic violence soar immediately after birth.
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Before the most recent arrests, only three were in jail.
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Since then, border arrests have declined, but they remain high.
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Yet Mr. Sowells got into more trouble, some more arrests.
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F.C. Barcelona said it would not comment on the arrests.
|
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In April, the government announced the arrests of two men.
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This year, through May 21960, there had been 936 arrests.
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Kumar said the local cockfight went ahead without any arrests.
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The arrests coincided with raids at a Van Nuys, Calif.
|
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The arrests were widely seen as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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Police have not announced any arrests in the graffiti case.
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It was not immediately known if there were any arrests.
|
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Following the latest arrests the prosecutor's office issued a statement.
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State policy prohibits ICE officers from making arrests inside courtrooms.
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The arrests began days after the massacre at Wanda's Bar.
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The subsequent crackdown resulted in further raids and more arrests.
|
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The raid lasted five days, and resulted in 6003 arrests.
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Leaders emphasized enforcement: more arrests, more tickets and more stops.
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Even then, it was clear that the arrests were illegal.
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Protests against the government have led to arrests and violence.
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Officials have not identified any suspects or made any arrests.
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Song was arrested after an undercover sting in 2017. Arrests
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Here are the developments that led to the recent arrests.
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Arrests of suspected spies are common in the Baltic countries.
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Their representatives have been unreachable for comment since the arrests.
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Dones and Johnson were not included in the initial arrests.
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Authorities are wary of an attack, especially after the arrests.
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Kinnunen had several arrests and convictions over the past decade.
|
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The police said they still had not made any arrests.
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Deportation arrests have surged more than 40 percent under Trump.
|
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These arrests could include students older than 18 and parents.
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A handful remained and there were several arrests by nightfall.
|
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Police did not give a precise number for the arrests.
|
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After the arrests outside the church in Alexandria, Va., Gov.
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Philadelphia police are investigating, but no arrests have been made.
|
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Arrests then dropped over the summer, numbering 216,507 in September.
|
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Many shops closed their shutters, and police made several arrests.
|
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Arrests of immigrants who appear in court have also increased.
|
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They both deny wrongdoing and call the arrests politically motivated.
|
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Officers have since made two additional arrests in that case.
|
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Go deeper: New arrests shed light on vaping's black market
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LAPD hasn't made any arrests in their investigation so far.
|
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Australia has expressed concern and Bangladesh has denounced the arrests.
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In 2014, it forbade warrantless searches of cellphone during arrests.
|
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It's unclear if any reports or arrests have been made.
|
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Up until 2017, there were a total of 21 arrests.
|
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AFP reported that police made 30 arrests across the country.
|
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While this is by no means a problem specific to New York, racist weed arrests have persisted; 86 percent of people busted for the 17,500 pot possession arrests in 2017 were black or Latino.
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In 2014, it was announced that the NYPD would move away from marijuana-related arrests and instead give out court summons, a change that led to a notable decrease in such arrests in 2015.
|
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A 2013 study, also from RAND, linked the program to a 12 percent reduction in repeat DUI arrests and a 9 percent reduction in domestic violence arrests at the county level in South Dakota.
|
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That's especially true based on the fact that incarcerations and arrests for drug possession, have been rising at a much faster pace than arrests and incarcerations for drug trafficking and more violent drug crimes.
|
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According to the Immigrant Defense Project, a nonprofit organization that is tracking arrests at city and state courthouses, 87 arrests were made in New York City courts in 2017, compared with six in 2016.
|
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Interim Chief Executive John Mortensen told analysts and media that the accuracy of information coming out of China about the Crown arrests was "at best speculative", but that the arrests would have an impact.
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The court, based in Strasbourg, said Navalny had been subject to seven such arrests in 2012 and in 2014 and that at least two of those arrests had been designed to suppress political pluralism.
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While the remaining arrests for pot in Colorado — for possessing more than ounce of pot, for example — are still racially skewed, a Drug Policy Alliance analysis found there are far fewer arrests in general.
|
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Arrests of immigrants are up, but deportations are down — and even the rise in arrests is dwarfed by the rise in the number of people the Trump administration considers deportable, compared to Obama-era policies.
|
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Use of AFR during the security operation led to zero arrests, failing to identify even a single person of interest despite there being a total of 454 arrests made during the course of the carnival.
|
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Here are some of the report's highlights: Unconstitutional stops and arrests The report blamed "zero tolerance" enforcement practices that emphasized stops, searches and arrests for repeated violations of constitutional rights that eroded the community's trust.
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The New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights said the arrests were "unacceptable" and called for the men to be arrested, while Sabrina Mahtani of the rights group Amnesty International said the arrests were illegal.
|
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The El Paso region saw a 547% surge in migrant apprehensions — or ICE arrests — in the first half of fiscal year 2019, and so far ranks second in the number of total arrests this year.
|
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In 2017, Trump's first year in office, undocumented immigration fell sharply, resulting in only 58,031 federal immigration arrests, but arrests ballooned in 2018 to 108,667 as his administration ratcheted up plans to tackle illegal migration.
|
|
Though undocumented immigrants with criminal records still make up the majority of immigration arrests, noncriminal arrests more than doubled in Mr. Trump's first 100 days as president, compared to the same time period in 2016.
|
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ICE officials testified before Congress last week that the agency had made 21980 criminal arrests of MS-21990 members, resulting in 21996 convictions, and 22008 immigration arrests from October 20083, 22008, to June 22014, 22014.
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The U.S. State Department said it was "deeply concerned" about arrests of Thein Zaw from The Irrawaddy, and Aye Nai and Pyae Phone Naing from DVB, particularly in light of other recent arrests of journalists.
|
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The police department only makes arrests in about 1% of cases.
|
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The Bangladeshi government looks set to press on with mass arrests.
|
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There have been no arrests, and the police are still investigating.
|
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With the arrests, the authorities said, the ring has been dismantled.
|
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The concerns outlined in the report are not limited to arrests.
|
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Iranian authorities have announced dozens of arrests following the Tehran attacks.
|
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No arrests have been reported yet in connection to the crimes.
|
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Both the United Nations and the United States condemned the arrests.
|
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Local officials had yet to announce any arrests in the incident.
|
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Police had not made any arrests at the time of reporting.
|
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The number of arrests and raids has steadily grown since then.
|
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Alongside, arrests and prosecution of protesters and land activists have risen.
|
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Anti-impeachment activists have been met with pepper spray and arrests.
|
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Sunday's mass strike follows the arrests of several opposition leaders Saturday.
|
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He has had numerous DWI arrests in North Carolina, WTVD reported.
|
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No arrests have been made and suspects were not immediately identified.
|
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No arrests have been made, and no motive has been confirmed.
|
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The arrests largely quieted Basra and the rest of the south.
|
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Our arrests are in themselves a violation of the current law.
|
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These are not the first arrests at LSU over hazing charges.
|
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But any inaccuracy in the device could lead to wrongful arrests.
|
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Scores more have been accused of excessive force or unnecessary arrests.
|
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The park has seen an increase in arrests of alleged poachers.
|
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The suspect is from San Diego and has no previous arrests.
|
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The peaceful protests have ended in numerous arrests for unlawfully demonstrating.
|
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That is about 40 percent less than overall arrests in 2010.
|
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But even arrests and court records come with serious collateral consequences.
|
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Police are looking for the assailant but have made no arrests.
|
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City has a sad history of false arrests and wrongful convictions.
|
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No word from police yet on any potential arrests or injuries.
|
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Since the arrests, Diana has felt helpless and afraid and angry.
|
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These kind of arrests are rare, but far from unheard-of.
|
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The arrests compelled school officials to ax the entire basketball season.
|
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The arrests came Tuesday at four plants owned by Fresh Market.
|
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A local radio station reported 245 arrests as of Thursday afternoon.
|
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No arrests have been made, and Magnitz left the hospital Wednesday.
|
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There have been no arrests in the investigation, the police said.
|
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Sheriff's officials said no arrests have been made at the moment.
|
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Following so many arrests, Bruce was already in financial dire straits.
|
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The police were called, but no arrests have yet been made.
|
|
Go deeper: Border patrol arrests largest group of migrants to date
|
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Federal authorities got involved, leading to the arrests and charges Wednesday.
|
|
Protests erupted in several states over the raids and other arrests.
|
|
Unaccountable police and prosecutors harass BNP members with arrests and lawsuits.
|
|
None of the previous incidents resulted in any charges or arrests.
|
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Some say they are working from home in anticipation of arrests.
|
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Even after the arrests in Austria, Haddadi's phone was still active.
|
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The problem is too big to be solved through arrests alone.
|
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Deputies described the crime scene as "suspicious" but made no arrests.
|
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Authorities have said no other arrests were made at the party.
|
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Since the arrests, 1,200 troops have been released, the government said.
|
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His most recent arrests occurred in the Bronx back on Sept.
|
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ISPs were forced to hand over customer details and arrests followed.
|
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A month later, the government has yet to make any arrests.
|
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Still, the arrests send a message to other would-be critics.
|
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And those arrests often happened disproportionately in low-income minority communities.
|
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The threatening message of the arrests seems to have been understood.
|
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Because of this, no arrests have been made at this time.
|
|
It's unclear whether the wave of arrests will slow protest efforts.
|
|
In both instances, police were called, but no arrests were made.
|
|
CNN reported that arrests could be made as soon as Monday.
|
|
Stern's family is trying to come to terms with the arrests.
|
|
No arrests have been made and the motive remains a mystery.
|
|
Most of the arrests were in northern Nebraska and southern Minnesota.
|
|
Italian authorities also seized neo-Nazi propaganda and made three arrests.
|
|
Police said the number of arrests over the riots reached 300.
|
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Authorities are still investigating the find and said arrests are pending.
|
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The arrests, confession, pleas and sentencing all started with the pastor.
|
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No arrests have been made and police are investigating the incident.
|
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But demand has increased as the Trump administration steps up arrests .
|
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They began making arrests in the late morning and early afternoon.
|
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The two groups met on Sunday, and 20 arrests were reported.
|
|
Assad's opponents accused the government of mass arrests and forced conscription.
|
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No arrests have been made and no charges have been filed.
|
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He escaped from a psych ward after one of those arrests.
|
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He had 17 prior arrests, according to the law enforcement official.
|
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The spokesperson also said there were no injuries or arrests made.
|
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No one else was injured -- however, no arrests have been made.
|
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There are no signs any arrests were made during the incident.
|
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Police said they had not made any arrests in either case.
|
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A look of extreme personal suffering arrests a pregnant mother's face.
|
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In 2014, there were 163 violent/nonviolent arrests made in Robbinsville.
|
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TMZ reported the arrests happened last Friday at 5:30 a.m.
|
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The case is under investigation but no arrests have been made.
|
|
Following the arrests, security was ramped up to calm rising tensions.
|
|
Cops say no suspects were ID'd and no arrests were made.
|
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Abeid points to the more frequent arrests of members of IRA.
|
|
Cops are on the hunt, but have not made any arrests.
|
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Arrests could be made as soon as Monday, according to CNN.
|
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Waves of arrests have targeted journalists, lawyers and academics, among others.
|
|
A U.N. audit in the aftermath of the arrests is ongoing.
|
|
The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating; no arrests have been made.
|
|
They're also arresting people for looting -- nearly 30 arrests so far.
|
|
There have been 269 arrests since protests began at Standing Rock.
|
|
So far, no arrests have been made, the LAPD spokesman says.
|
|
There were no arrests, and the demonstration dispersed without police intervention.
|
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No arrests had been made as of Thursday afternoon, Wood said.
|
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No witnesses have come forward, and there have been no arrests.
|
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In some cases, authorities could also collect DNA from misdemeanor arrests.
|
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And rangers may not have full legal dispensation to make arrests.
|
|
The total number of publicly revealed ISIS arrests in 2018: one.
|
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Sanctions, penalties and arrests look like rational actions at the moment.
|
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In all, the warrant calls for the arrests of five people.
|
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Police have not made any arrests in connection with the assaults.
|
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She barred mention of DuBose's copious marijuana-related arrests as well.
|
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation investigated but never made any arrests.
|
|
During Friday's press conference, Gibson said that more arrests were pending.
|
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And four of five of those arrests were simply for possession.
|
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement does not make arrests in churches.
|
|
There were 800 arrests this year alone, before the policy change.
|
|
Erdogan continued, vowing to "fight politically and judicially" against the arrests.
|
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Police arrived, and 28 arrests were made in the hours following.
|
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Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said 214 arrests were made in all.
|
|
The police said Mr. Martinez had a long history of arrests.
|
|
So far this year, total arrests in the area are 24,344.
|
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Federal data on migrant arrests was shared with The Washington Examiner.
|
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The arrests followed a recent travel advisory by the United States.
|
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And the most common offenses that led to arrests involved drugs.
|
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Further arrests were made in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Brazil.
|
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These arrests and removals take place in communities over the country.
|
|
It was not clear on Wednesday if arrests had been made.
|
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These arrests may have a lot to do with that effort.
|
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Arrests blamed on fake news reportedly more than doubled from 2016.
|
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It reported on arbitrary arrests and the denial of fair trials.
|
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Four out of 85033 arrests in the county are drug-related.
|
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Authorities had prepared for as many as 1,000 arrests each day.
|
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The prosecutors had earlier put the number of arrests at 14.
|
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The official reason given for the arrests is abandoning a corpse.
|
|
Local media outlets also reported dozens of arrests in Cambridge, Mass.
|
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The arrests cap a year-long crackdown on religion in China.
|
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The few arrests of top officials have also not been convincing.
|
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Police said they have not made any arrests in the case.
|
|
In a follow-up, the Haggler asked about the June arrests.
|
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After the arrests of the three men were announced on Oct.
|
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The authorities had not announced any arrests as of Monday afternoon.
|
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No arrests had been made in the brazen killing -- until Tuesday.
|
|
There were several arrests, police officers at the embassy told CNN.
|
|
A similar operation in March 2016 netted more than 1,100 arrests.
|
|
Police have not made any arrests in connection with Stevens' death.
|
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Their 15,000 arrests account for 38 percent of all apprehensions nationwide.
|
|
Police made erratic arrests, and ruthless accusations, and then nothing happened.
|
|
Several investors and employees said they were surprised by the arrests.
|
|
Louis, said at issue is how mass arrests are carried out.
|
|
By the time dawn had broken, 19 arrests had been made.
|
|
Arrests of immigrants living illegally in the United States are up.
|
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Citizens have been protesting Starbucks over racial issues following the arrests.
|
|
No charges have been filed and no arrests have been made.
|
|
Low-level marijuana arrests rose 9 percent between 5003 and 2016.
|
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Under the Trump administration, arrests of non-criminals have increased 171%.
|
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Police are investigating, but so far no arrests have been made.
|
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That is not a crime, and thus no arrests were made.
|
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But after some arrests, the calm returns without too much damage.
|
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There have been no further arrests, they added in a statement.
|
|
Protest organizers pegged a higher estimate of at least 1,300 arrests.
|
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There was even a drop-off in arrests for driving violations.
|
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The emphasis on making marijuana arrests is worrisome, Ms. Borden said.
|
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There were 28503 million arrests for pot between 22019 and 2010.
|
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A year later, it was stolen and no arrests were made.
|
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Marijuana possession has accounted for a significant portion of those arrests.
|
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In short, police aren't making arrests for the majority of crimes.
|
|
There are other factors that may explain the drop in arrests.
|
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They even brought up arrests that happened years after the shooting.
|
|
Protesters set fires in the street and there were several arrests.
|
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There would be no occasion for ID checks or citizens' arrests.
|
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Arrests for hate crimes have increased 19 percent, the police said.
|
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Suge Knight: More Arrests In Murder CaseNelly's Girlfriend Refutes Rape Accusations
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More than half of the monthly arrests were people in families.
|
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The deaths are being investigated, but no arrests have been made.
|
|
Then videos of hazing assaults began circulating, leading to students' arrests.
|
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One reason is the sheer volume of arrests in these neighborhoods.
|
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As expected, marijuana arrests are down dramatically in legal pot states.
|
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The show was reportedly responsible for the arrests of 30 suspects.
|
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A police spokesman said he had no knowledge of such arrests.
|
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The show lost a month of footage; no arrests were made.
|
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In Dayton, there were no arrests, injuries or reports of violence.
|
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Undeterred, Prince Mohammed has resorted to arrests, asset seizures and shakedowns.
|
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To answer them accurately, he and several others researched the arrests.
|
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Officers have made more than 300 arrests, some of them questionable.
|
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The drinking, the arrests, the horrible days spent in this suite.
|
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Three other arrests were in connection with assault, Ms. Miller said.
|
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As a last resort, police will be able to make arrests.
|
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The European court considered seven of Mr. Navalny's dozens of arrests.
|
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Brown, who had previous rape arrests, died in Arizona in 2003.
|
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Authorities have not linked the shooting to the arrests last week.
|
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No arrests or other details related to the incident were provided.
|
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No arrests were ever made, and investigators have closed the case.
|
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The protests were largely peaceful, though there were a few arrests.
|
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Scores of arrests have followed, but the theft has not abated.
|
|
A February immigration sweep in Northern California resulted in 150 arrests.
|
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Arrests for domestic violence, weapons or drugs were much less predictive.
|
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Just this week, the first arrests were announced for e-skimming.
|
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No arrests have been made in Campos' death, USA Today reports.
|
|
The operation also resulted in 125 arrests, according to the agency.
|
|
Under the declaration, soldiers have increased latitude to carry out arrests.
|
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"Government forces are allowing citizens' arrests," he told reporters in Marawi.
|
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The protest led to the arrests of more than 1,300 demonstrators.
|
|
During some months, the police have made more than 20 arrests.
|
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You've had also arrests of political, cultural activists in the country.
|
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No arrests have been made yet in this case, PEOPLE confirms.
|
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He also had six prior arrests, including one for domestic battery.
|
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Clinard says the investigation is ongoing and more arrests are anticipated.
|
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Their representatives have not been reachable for comment since the arrests.
|
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The city prohibits immigration officers from making arrests inside the courtroom.
|
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No arrests have been made at this point, the release said.
|
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They are the ones forcing ICE to resort to courtroom arrests.
|
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No arrests have been made in connection with the children's deaths.
|
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Most ICE arrests are for civil immigration violations, not criminal offenses.
|
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Protesters began to disperse at night, and police made no arrests.
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The government says all these closures, bans and arrests are legitimate.
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TV images showed police making some arrests and using pepper spray.
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TV images showed police making some arrests and using pepper spray.
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Rewards totaling $65,000 have been offered for information leading to arrests.
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The warning is still effective: There will be no arrests tonight.
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Who's behind the attacks: So far, no arrests have been made.
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So far, authorities have not released a nationwide figure for arrests.
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Border arrests increased nearly 7 percent in April compared with March.
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The family arrests represented more than half of the monthly total.
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Those arrests prompted accusations that China was retaliating for Meng's arrest.
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The discovery has not yet led to any arrests or seizures.
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But the arrests may have stunned this community more than most.
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In the United States, most cardiac arrests happen outside the hospital.
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Federal agents have made scores of publicized arrests around the nation.
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There were minor skirmishes with the police and a few arrests.
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There have been no arrests announced in relation to that attack.
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No injuries have been reported and no arrests have been made.
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More arrests are expected as the investigation continues, the official said.
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An Eskom spokeswoman said she was not aware of the arrests.
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The latest arrests have also drawn criticism from the European Union.
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Since October, 14 arrests have been made there, Ms. Harris said.
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Nearly half the arrests, 93, took place in Los Angeles County.
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The Express-News reports Hildreth has a history of violent arrests.
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The extensive case involved arrests in six states across the country.
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Five other candidates all dropped out after facing arrests or harassment.
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No arrests had been made as of about 12:30 p.m.
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NYPD officials also say arrests related to hate crimes are up.
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It was not immediately known if there were injuries or arrests.
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The University of California, Los Angeles, declined to confirm the arrests.
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ALQST's Yahya Assiri told Reuters the arrests took place on Wednesday.
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But you can't be effective in arrests and imposing building codes.
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The volume of border arrests has been unpredictable in recent years.
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Dix promised more arrests in the case, as the investigation continues.
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Overdoses and arrests became routine; long term addictions started their grip.
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Aboriginal women made up a highly disproportionate share of those arrests.
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The authorities said on Monday that no arrests had been made.
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She had no previous arrests in New York, the police said.
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Cops responded, and made no arrests but they continue to investigate.
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The interior ministry did not give details on the 27 arrests.
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They then compared the number of marijuana arrests in those neighborhoods.
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He retired last year, after increasing arrests of non-criminal immigrants.
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At least Erdoğan is honest about that when announces further arrests.
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The incident ended with no arrests and no police report filed.
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I would have ended up with a couple of felony arrests.
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Police were called to the scene but no arrests were made.
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How surprising is it that all these arrests are happening now?
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Since the arrests, the women on Twitter have been quite quiet.
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Saturday saw the largest number of arrests since the Dakota pipeline protests began in August Saturday saw the largest number of arrests since the Dakota pipeline protests began in August Protests at Standing Rock over the weekend resulted in 127 arrests amid clashes with police in the ongoing standoff over a proposed oil pipeline that would run through the area.
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By the numbers: There were 35 arrests over the pair of raids this year, out of a target list of 2,000 people, per AP. 650 arrests took place in one long weekend of raids in 2017.
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A new report put out by the Pew Research Center last month showed a 30 percent spike in ICE arrests nationwide, and a nearly 40 percent increase in such arrests in the New York City area.
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Police in Florida even released an arrest video to show the public they were combating the problem:So many arrests are a good and a bad signExperts said these arrests are both a good and bad sign.
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Two other senior staffers currently working at the office include a lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserves with previous arrests for assault and disorderly conduct, as well as a college dropout with drunk driving arrests.
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And the 24/7 Sobriety Program, which effectively revokes people's right to drink if their drinking gets them in trouble with the law, has been linked to decreases in mortality, DUI arrests, and domestic violence arrests.
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Other sections address decades of racially disproportionate marijuana arrests and punishment for marijuana, a trend that has continued in New York City even as the overall number of such arrests has plummeted under Mr. de Blasio.
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They looked at your stats and your arrests, and if commanders didn't have enough arrests in their districts, then they could actually — many of them was actually removed from their command positions right at Comstat meetings.
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Mr. Meng's ministry arrests and interrogates political dissidents like the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo, rounds up suspected separatists in restive areas such as Xinjiang, and arrests people protesting against environmental pollution or official corruption.
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In 28503, law enforcement agencies made 22019,641 arrests for small quantities of the drug intended for personal use, 13.6 percent more than the 505,681 arrests made for all violent crimes, including murder, rape and serious assaults.
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Viral videos of subway arrests in late October directed public attention to officers' policing tactics, generating discussion about transit policies and how low-income riders and people of color are more susceptible to fines or arrests.
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According to the administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement made 210 MS-2000-related arrests and Customs and Border Protection made 1.43 MS-21.4 arrests in the fiscal year that ended at the end of September 22026.
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Agents also planned to make "collateral arrests," arrests both of undocumented immigrants they encounter that they weren't looking for, as well as of people they want to monitor but can't immediately begin the deportation process for.
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Nationwide, immigration arrests increased more than 30 percent in the first two months of 2017 compared to last year, and arrests of undocumented immigrants with no criminal records more than doubled, according to the Washington Post.
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The bulk of those arrests came during one event, with 18 arrests made during a flag-burning incident that led to the assaulting of two law enforcement officers and charges for failure to disperse or resisting arrest.
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Meanwhile, the number of unlicensed massage arrests has dropped, as have arrests for prostitution, which declined by about 25 percent so far this year over the same stretch of 2016, according to statistics provided by the NYPD.
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They wrote that officials unhappy with the arrests should revoke so-called sanctuary policies, and they have continued to defend arrests at courthouses as safer than trying to apprehend people in environments without the security of courthouses.
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Sunny has a grocery list of run-ins with the law -- she's had 5 DUI arrests, as well as 5 arrests from 2012 where she was busted for things like burglary and crimes related to domestic violence.
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The number of arrests for possessing marijuana, while down over the past few years, was still higher than arrests for all violent crimes combined in 2015, according to a report by Human Rights Watch and the ACLU.
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Accounts vary about the number of arrests and indictments, but most scholars cite 25 arrests and at least 14 verifiable indictments brought under the Sedition Act — mainly against Republican editors and newspapers, since Adams was a Federalist.
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High profile FBI arrests Despite efforts by the Future Awards and others to change the narrative of Nigeria, their efforts have been hampered by recent high profile arrests of Nigerians involved in scams both home and abroad.
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He went on to talk about ''no IDs'' and low-level arrests.
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David Lammy, a Labour MP, talked of "corporate manslaughter" and demanded arrests.
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PEOPLE confirms the arrests of Steven and Katie Pladl through online records.
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But drug problems and multiple arrests prevented him from securing a passport.
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Officials had yet to announce any arrests or suspects, were still investigating.
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No arrests had been made, but officials were contining their ongoing investigations.
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Tohafjian was released on bail after both arrests, the district attorney said.
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FBI figures show there were about 640,000 marijuana-related arrests in 2015.
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There was no immediate comment from the TMC on the reported arrests.
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Since the arrests other Austrian athletes have been implicated in blood doping.
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He confirmed several arrests were made but did not identify the suspects.
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That area is the busiest sector for arrests on the southern border.
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That corresponded to DHS law enforcement accounting for half of federal arrests.
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More than 600 arrests were made just this year, MACC data showed.
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Tourism Minister Thong Khon said he supported the arrests of the tourists.
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Nineteen arrests have been made on Saturday night, according to Portland Police .
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Larsa had called 911 multiple times but no arrests were ever made.
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There were no immediate reports of arrests or serious injuries, she said.
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The raid ended with zero arrests and no apology from the officers.
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The stops resulted in 129 arrests on drug-related charges, they said.
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Investigators are not commenting on any potential arrests related to the case.
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No arrests have been made in connection to the crash, McCormick said.
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Police confirmed four arrests, three in Washington state and one in Montana.
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We're also told no arrests were made, and no injuries were reported.
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Police said 1,130 arrests had been made since the main protests began.
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At this time no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
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Government spokesman Lambert Mende said he was not aware of any arrests.
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Investigators don&apost have a motive, and no arrests have been made.
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Protests, arrests continue Multiple groups have joined the protests over the months.
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Police also seized a gun and six homemade explosives during the arrests.
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Trump pardons ranchers whose arrests led to armed occupation of wildlife refuge .
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The CID officer said more arrests were likely in the coming days.
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They said a further 60 arrests had been made over that period.
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There were no arrests in the case for more than four years.
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His first year, he made 163 arrests at the school, he said.
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Arrests were made after protesters disregarded repeated orders to disperse, he said.
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There were only four arrests in the first nine months of 2016.
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The campaign eventually led to several arrests, but Krishnan's methods are controversial.
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The have made no arrests thus far and refrained from commenting further.
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" The department soon followed up to the tweet, adding, "Correction: 26 arrests.
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No one deserves to die, regardless of previous arrests or allegations.6.
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Managers at the bank knew of at least one of the arrests.
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Both men claim their arrests were retaliation for the videos they recorded.
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The shooting remains an active investigation, and no arrests have been made.
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Eggs and bottles were thrown at Trump supporters and police made arrests.
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Italians took part in 2,210 arrests; 1,898 were made by Italians alone.
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No arrests have been made and authorities continue to investigate, Boyce said.
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The five-time NBA champion has had previous arrests in the past.
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The arrests of Messrs Duarte and Yarrington suggest that tolerance is waning.
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The arrests followed the deportation of two Chilean reporters detained this week.
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The arrests were the latest effort to combat the nationwide opioid epidemic.
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Police identified and interviewed the men, but no arrests have been made.
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That may be because many arrests of such people were kept secret.
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That means plainclothes ICE officers are free to make arrests in hallways.
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Would I find a litany of arrests for unlicensed maple syrup distribution?
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His government arrests opponents and has sentenced one to death for apostasy.
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ICE said this was largely due to the drop in border arrests.
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No arrests have been made but police say four guns were found.
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It's the latest in a string of terrorism related arrests in Australia.
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No arrests have been made, and officials are still investigating the attack.
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In Detroit, arrests for drunkenness declined 90 percent during Prohibition's first year.
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No arrests were made in both incidents, Fort Lauderdale police tell PEOPLE.
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Officials say no arrests have been made and they continue to investigate.
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Smith presents the arrests and sentencing as swift and startling, yet inevitable.
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Police are investigating and have made no arrests in the shooting death.
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They have not revealed a motive, and no arrests have been made.
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Whether it is responsible for the trend of falling arrests is contested.
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But arrests have also dwindled in areas without a fence at all.
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Take, for example, posts that report on news of drug-related arrests.
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The arrests have prodded Europe and America to take some hesitant action.
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No arrests have been made yet, and it is an ongoing investigation.
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But Bato says he's ordered his officers to investigate and make arrests.
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Neither Estrada, Gonzalez or their defense attorneys have commented since the arrests.
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They are also not ruling out other arrests in the ongoing case.
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Using arrests or drug convictions will almost certainly produce racially biased results.
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He put in place a policy allowing for ICE arrests at courthouses.
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Still, the arrests send a message to would-be critics or challengers.
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Human Rights Watch has denounced a "revolving door" of releases and arrests.
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No arrests had been made yet related to Woodroffe's death, he added.
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Both arrests were made without incident and far from the refuge itself.
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There have been a ton of arrests, reducing the feeling of invulnerability.
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In 2000, 98% of all border patrol arrests were of Mexican nationals.
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That's out of thousands of arrests overall in the city each year.
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In America, in comparison, over-20163s account for barely 1% of arrests.
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This has led to arrests, court cases and low-speed car chases.
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As of Thursday afternoon, though, police said they&aposd made no arrests.
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Police said an active investigation had begun and further arrests were possible.
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In 2011, police received 14,618 complaints about stalking and made 351 arrests.
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The official had not received any details about total arrests so far.
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He was unable to confirm the number of arrests or specific charges.
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Fiscal year 213 thus far, 2000 criminal arrests versus last year, 353.
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"Preliminary investigation reveals that Rojas has two arrests … for DWI," O'Neill said.
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Month-to-month fluctuations in arrests at the border are typical, however.
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A total of six arrests have been made, according to the BBC.
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They caused no damage to the site, and no arrests were made.
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It's "very dangerous" for officers to make arrests by themselves, Alexander said.
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The arrests come at a precarious time for the Iran nuclear deal.
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Requests for arrests and extraditions should be responded to quickly and fairly.
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"We do not understand the arrests of journalists, judges, teachers," he said.
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But the biggest increase was in arrests of immigrants without criminal records.
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There were arrests made in Switzerland, Italy, Newark, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
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We're told cops made no arrests, no one was cited -- everyone complied.
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There have been 4 arrests in connection to his murder, including Williams.
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No arrests were made and no ambulance was called to the scene.
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The authorities opened an investigation and made several arrests at the time.
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Retna's had a few other famous arrests, but avoided serious jail time.
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ACROSS THE NATION ICE raids Ohio lawn and garden business , arrests 114.
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Most of the arrests took place in northern Nebraska and southern Minnesota.
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Shortly after those arrests, other large scale hacking campaigns went to ground.
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Tekashi's lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, argued both arrests happened long after the Oct.
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A few arrests later, and calm is restored without too much harm.
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Suge says, despite 37 cameras in 1 OAK, no arrests were made.
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But Haque said the arrests were "just the tip of the iceberg".
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The Fourth Amendment prohibits warrantless arrests except those based on probable cause.
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This year though ... no police, no guns (visible, anyway) and NO arrests.
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Two weeks after the FBI arrests, Moscow and Washington made a deal.
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Ghosn took advantage of every minute he had before his latest arrests.
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There have been no arrests and the investigation remains ongoing, police said.
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Several arrests have been made in recent months over alleged labor violations.
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The Union's executive is also looking into the arrests of the journalists.
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The government indictment that triggered Lacey and Larkin's arrests, United States v.
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Most of the arrests occurred in northern Nebraska and southern Minnesota. (ICE)
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After intense pressure, lawsuits, arrests, and stalled production, the show was canceled.
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Since the arrests, city inspectors have been working to remove the masks.
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This isn't the first time Brown has made news for his arrests.
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The arrests bring the total number to nearly 700 since August 10.
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Of course, ICE isn't being wholly indiscriminate in its arrests under Trump.
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A police spokesperson was not immediately available for comment on the arrests.
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Twenty-one arrests were announced when the university "closed" in April 2016.
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Minority communities have been disproportionately affected by drug arrests and prison time.
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Ms. Cáceres's family said they learned of the arrests from news reports.
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Six of the arrests were related to domestic violence, the spokesman added.
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The pair's efforts to collect a payment ultimately resulted in their arrests.
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Quebec police were at the scene but made no arrests, they said.
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Ms. Figueroa, who has a history of arrests for prostitution, stayed inside.
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Nineteen people are in custody since the arrests began on May 3.
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Berger added that the search did not conclude with any criminal arrests.
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And protesters have shown few signs of fatigue, despite thousands of arrests.
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ICE generally avoids arrests at "sensitive locations" such as houses of worship.
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In 20143, the number of ISIS arrests fell 22014% compared with 22016.
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Law enforcement officers made two arrests, said a San Francisco police spokeswoman.
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Drug offenses comprised the largest numbers of arrests in 2015 as well.
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A decades-long addict, she had lost her freedom after several arrests.
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To silence critics, the government has conducted widespread arrests and other repression.
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Marathe and Gupta have not commented on the allegations or their arrests.
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Turkey has seen two mass arrests in the police force since Oct.
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The police began a homicide investigation, but have not made any arrests.
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There have been attempted citizens' arrests of him on war crimes charges.
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Guzman-Feliz's mother praised the arrests but said they were not enough.
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No arrests have been made in the Friday killing, authorities said Tuesday.
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Here are some of the biggest cryptocurrency scams — and arrests — of 2019:
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Many of its 8,000 annual possession arrests depend on field-test results.
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There is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to their arrests.
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Total arrests from last month compared to October are up 1 percent.
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McGarrity didn't specify the numbers of arrests and deaths for domestic vs.
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The federal officers have the ability to make arrests and handle firearms.
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The arrests were made at the corner of Fourth and Constitution Ave.
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Police confirmed they were investigating, adding that no arrests had been made.
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Wong and activist Agnes Chow were released on bail following their arrests.
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Scotland Yard is investigating the vandalism, but no arrests have been made.
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Prosecution Prosecutors take control of cases once the police make their arrests.
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Capitol police said they made 54 arrests and later released the protesters.
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Cologne's police chief Wolfgang Albers said no arrests have been made yet.
|
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Multiple arrests have been reported but it was unclear exactly how many.
|
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Now, authorities are appealing to the public for information leading to arrests.
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Dozens of protesters voluntarily turned themselves in after several arrests were made.
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Belga news agency said the federal prosecutor's office had confirmed the arrests.
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Violation of state-sanctioned discrimination resulted in physical violence, arrests, or worse.
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Indy PD made no arrests ... and tells us the investigation is closed.
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The total number of arrests in the case now stands at 9.
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Four arrests were made Saturday, and at least one person faces charges.
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South Yorkshire Police ended up raiding the club and making 13 arrests.
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In March 2018, the same category made up one third of arrests.
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ICE has been behind a number of dark web arrests and operations.
|
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Previous contamination cases in Australia have led to arrests, but not convictions.
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Mr. Maduro's office made no statement about the incident or the arrests.
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The police said his record showed 17 arrests involving three-card monte.
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His movement wants action — deportations, arrests, assassination and torture have been mooted.
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ICE has been reluctant to go into churches to make immigration arrests.
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The harm this causes is bigger than the people whom ICE arrests.
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Senior government sources told CNN they had no knowledge of the arrests.
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They no longer reduce success to statistics about arrests or disciplinary infractions.
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But their arrests further sullied the reputation of the National Intelligence Service.
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And that does not include the authority to make civil immigration arrests.
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Such arrests reached 107,163 for the 2018 fiscal year, which ended Sept.
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FYI, the team visited Alibaba headquarters Monday ... the day before the arrests.
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The arrests came out of a lengthy investigation by the country's authorities.
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Two people were briefly detained but no arrests were made, protesters said.
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Arrests are also down nearly 30% from close to 72,000 in July.
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He got sober after drunken-driving arrests and a struggle with alcoholism.
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The arrests opened another front in America's new Cold War, with China.
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It remains unclear whether the spate of arrests will change that calculus.
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Drug trafficking arrests are up at LAX since marijuana legalization last year.
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Of course, we covered the arrests of protesters and stories of torture.
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Arrests of suspected gay men have also reportedly happened outside his jurisdiction.
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The "gravity knife" led to thousands of questionable arrests in New York.
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The campaign resulted in dozens of arrests and convictions of black women.
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The anxieties brought on by the recent arrests hung over the ceremony.
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But many expressed worry about the possibility of tit-for-tat arrests.
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But they have left little doubt that their arrests were in reprisal.
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More protests followed on July 4 in Philadelphia, resulting in 33 arrests.
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France makes a concession, Theresa May suffers defeats and Italy arrests mobsters.
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"They did a pre-emptive strike," one cleric said of the arrests.
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As the mayor predicted, things turned violent and there were 14 arrests.
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Arrests for illegally crossing the border reached about 1.64 million in 2000.
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But prosecutors said these arrests were tainted because the searches were improper.
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Soon after, the officers said they began identifying suspicious killings or arrests.
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Obviously, the arrests don't mean that all refugees are would-be terrorists.
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The crack wave came with an uptick in violent crime and arrests.
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"The only tool the Chicago Police has is making arrests," she added.
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The Police Department only recently started trying to explain its marijuana arrests.
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"We are not the ones to be afraid of arrests," she said.
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So far he has said nothing about the arrests, suggesting tacit approval.
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He took aim at the military with arrests and high-profile trials.
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The arrests were the culmination of years of investigation by law enforcement.
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To combat poaching, Druzhina teams gained legal authority to make citizens' arrests.
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Arrests in connection with these incidents have also risen by 20 percent.
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No arrests have been made and the case is still under investigation.
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But nearly two weeks since the killing, no arrests have been made.
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Three arrests have already been made ahead of the rally on Monday.
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On January 16, the FBI made three arrests in Delaware and Maryland.
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The proportion of cardiac arrests involving non-shockable rhythms increases with age.
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The Pierce County Sheriff&aposs Department responded, but no arrests were made.
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No arrests have been made and police have not identified any suspects.
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The library filed a police report, but there have been no arrests.
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Police Now graduates are encouraged to resolve issues without arrests or violence.
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Capitol Police began making arrests after telling people to clear the street.
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No arrests have been made and no charges filed at this time.
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Both were placed on house arrests, and the government seized their passports.
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During the same time period last year, the agency made 2494,95 arrests.
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Across the country, ICE increased arrests domestically in 2017 by 41 percent.
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Hundreds of people protested the speech, resulting in skirmishes and three arrests.
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In a couple cases, there have been citations and arrests and brutality.
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Their gains are measured by hundreds of arrests of officials and businessmen.
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Police say no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
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Ukrainian Police said the march ended peacefully and there were no arrests.
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In the past, the Kremlin deplored such arrests as tantamount to kidnapping.
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By 2009, the sheriff's office had credited it with nearly 500 arrests.
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For example, certain transit districts relied on arrests more than other districts.
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PrimaDaNoi published stories on local arrests, court cases, government actions and corruption.
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The arrests were news to the management company that runs the building.
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Corti.ai developed technology to save thousands of people from suffering cardiac arrests.
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Facial recognition, the Detroit police stress, has indeed helped lead to arrests.
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No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing, O'Donnell added.
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"Knuckledusters, lead pipes; 8 arrests", reported the Daily Mail after one scrap.
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Their arrests do not appear to be directly connected to Giuliani's efforts.
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Extinction Rebellion advocates civil disobedience, leading to arrests for disruption, not destruction.
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Both girls had been held without bail since their arrests on Dec.
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The men were clearly identifiable but, she said, police made no arrests.
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No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing, DRPS said.
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Max Harris (left) and Derick Almena after their arrests in June 2017.
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The number of arrests far surpassed any year going back to 2007.
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There were reports and rumors of arrests, beatings, and small, temporary victories.
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Arrests, pepper spray and smoke bombs disrupted a protest in Berkeley, Calif.
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Two of those arrests stemmed from protesters chaining themselves to capitol entrances.
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Here are several notable package thief arrests, and how they were caught.
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The prosecutor said the investigation is ongoing, and additional arrests are possible.
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Security for the Plaza Hotel alerted police but no arrests were made.
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Each of the 18 cases overturned Monday were tied to narcotics arrests.
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The suspect has no history of violence or prior arrests, officials said.
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They were among 16 arrests it said were connected to Islamic State.
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No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing, Westbrooks said.
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The advocates argued that dramatic declines in border arrests undermined those findings.
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A recent wave of arrests has targeted clerics and human rights advocates.
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Government figures showed the bottom dropping out of sales after the arrests.
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The arrests continued, for petty larceny, assault, criminal use of a firearm.
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Without more money, the authorities will have to scale back on arrests.
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Penal Forum says it has recorded over 60 arrests over the weekend.
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No arrests have been made, but we're told that could happen soon.
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They made four arrests and recovered a stolen vehicle, according to Sgt.
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There were some arrests made, but I don't think anyone was charged.
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The parties were disappointed when the operation didn't result in any arrests.
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In the past, these raids would result in arrests and public shaming.
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Victoria crime statistics show that Sudanese immigrants are overrepresented in criminal arrests.
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Yeah. Can you make good drug arrests without having to use CIs?
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Related: Bangladesh Arrests 3,000 in Sweep Targeting Islamist Militants Suspected in Murders
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Furthermore, even arrests at the border can often exacerbate the court backlog.
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A lot of our collars, as we call arrests, were around drugs.
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These are arrests that likely would not have existed before the law.
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Capitol Police has not responded to requests for comment about the arrests.
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The reason for the rise in arrests of young women is unclear.
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Online video of their arrests sparked protests and accusations of racial profiling.
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After the arrests, the activists were taken to a special investigations unit, where they were held without attorneys or contact with the outside until a judge ordered them released in a strongly-worded decision that condemned the arrests.
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"The reality is, on my watch, drug arrests in South Bend were lower than the national average, and specifically lower than in Indiana," Buttigieg said, avoiding the question about the increase of arrests over marijuana during his term.
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There have been more border arrests so far this fiscal year than in any other full fiscal year in the past decade with close to 600,000 migrant arrests, Customs and Border Protection officials told reporters on Wednesday afternoon.
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A lot of that is due to a de-emphasis through the courts and through law and even internally toward narcotics arrests and some other lower-level types of arrests that have caused those numbers to go down.
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According to new research by New York-based Chinese Human Rights Defenders, in 2017 criminal arrests in Xinjiang accounted for a shocking 21% of all national arrests, even though the region's population is only 1.5% of China's total.
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Arrests increased sharply after a series of anti-immigration executive orders in 2017 that authorized a border wall with Mexico, banned U.S. entry for people from several predominantly Muslim countries, and modified ICE policies around arrests and deportation.
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The recent arrests were part of a long-running operation led by the DGSI internal intelligence service which included a wave of arrests last June on the eve of the Euro 2016 international soccer championship that France hosted.
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There were 843 such arrests made in state courts in 2017; 26 in 2018; and six so far this year, according to the O.C.A. But those numbers do not include arrests just outside courthouses or at local courts.
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Carrying personal marijuana is already supposed to lead to summonses instead of arrests in New York City under a policy announced in late 2014, but that policy allowed officers to continue to make arrests for smoking in public.
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A city report issued in January showed that ICE arrests of people in the New York City area had risen under Mr. Trump, and arrests of people without criminal convictions had increased 292 percent from 2016 to 2019.
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The officers eventually entered plea deals, but the arrests led to scrutiny of the tactics they and their team had used while making drug arrests at the Ida B. Wells housing complex on Chicago's South Side for years.
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