Arrested
Arrested adjective - Taken and held prisoner.
Usage example: a line of arrested suspects waiting to be booked on a variety of charges
Released
Both words in one sentence
- In an example of a Role Ending Felony, Tripp Eisen of Static-X was fired after two counts of statutory rape, the first of which he was arrested and released on bail after a few hours in custody.
Source: Role Ending Misdemeanor -
After Cottonmouth gets arrested for Scarfe's murder (and later released due to lack of evidence), he asks Shades again about getting Judas bullets.
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Tanzler was arrested for graverobbing, but was ultimately released, because the statue of limitations on the crime had expired.
Source: Mummies at the Dinner Table
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