Arrested and Kidnapped

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Arrested adjective - Taken and held prisoner.

Usage example: a line of arrested suspects waiting to be booked on a variety of charges

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Kidnapped and arrested are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kidnapped" instead an adjective "Arrested".

Nearby Words: arrest, arresting, arrester

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Arrested and kidnapped are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arrested" instead an adjective "Kidnapped".

Nearby Words: kidnapping, kidnapper

As the Living MacGuffin, multiple arcs have focused on him being arrested or kidnapped by various parties.

Source: Bound And Gagged / Anime and Manga
Trauma Conga Line: Let's see—kidnapped, nearly raped, arrested and imprisoned, arrested and imprisoned again, nearly executed, held prisoner in a dank cellar, forced to beg on the streets.

Source: Film / Orphans of the Storm
No, not because he endangered someone's life and had basically kidnapped a sentient rabbit; Elmer is actually arrested because rabbits aren't in season. Wow.

Source: Furry Confusion / Comic Books

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