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IndyStar does not typically identify juvenile arrestees unless they have been charged and waived to adult court.
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Each gun was confiscated in Los Angeles County by the crime task force, which goes by the acronym L.A. IMPACT, either at crime scenes or from arrestees.
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Roughly 100 people protested Sunday at a Detroit detention center, many expressing their concern for the arrestees' safety.
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Self said the arrestees from Central America say there is a perception that the dangerous journey to America may not be worth the risk because the chances of being sent back are much higher.
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The second arrestee was identified as Max Harris, Drenick said.
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A retired police officer in Louisiana has been convicted of kicking an auto burglary suspect in the face while the arrestee was being handcuffed by an officer.
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Of course, not all of those arrestees will be detained.
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ICE did not specify the charges the DACA arrestees face, if any.
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First Known Use of arrestee
1944
Law Dictionary
arrestee
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noun
ar·res·tee
\ə-ˌres-ˈtē\
Legal Definition of arrestee
: a person who is or was under arrest
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