One in handcuffs

Usage examples of arrestee.

An occasional voice called out the name of an arrestee, which name the governor subconsciously filed away.

Among the arrestees were scores of notable personages whom Jundrak would never have thought the police chief could have the audacity to arrest.

Someone had slapped a careless coat of paint onto the walls, in a nursery-school pink that was no doubt supposed to make arrestees less likely to start fights.

I shall dictate them straight off while we are waiting for new arrestees to be brought in, and will charge you with putting them in the proper form for the record when you have time.

I would strongly recommend your bringing them into the Presence to confront all arrestees as Himself and you question them.

Twenty-one of the thirty-two arrestees were currently incarcerated, and the remaining ten were too young.

The investigation had netted thousands of potential arrestees on both sides of the Atlantic: men who surfed the net and used their credit cards to buy access to sites where they could download child pornography.

Going down the alleys between the stacked and racked gas-sleepy arrestees, Reedeth checked each of their ID's: "Manfred Hal Cherkey, ship him back-Lulu Waterson Walls, better keep her and Harry Madison won't be the only knee here next week-Philip X.

Looking tired and irritable-they had had to work through the normal noon recess, classifying the mentally disturbed arrestees from the riot, arranging for those who were under regular care already to be sent back to their own therapists, revising the schedules and opening up fresh retreats for those who were not provided for else-Ariadne appeared on the screen of Reedeth's internal comweb while he was talking on an outside cir "Just a second," he threw over his shoulder, and ended his other conversation with a curt, "It's got to be done and it's up to you to find a way!

We ate into our overload capacity this morning, with all these arrestees, and Dr.

Henderson, you and Kifka try to locate the arrestees in the crime reports and try to find out again where they got the stuff--I'll get you carbons in a minute.

If this was an ordinary arrest the arrestees would have been unconscious soon after opening the door.

Apparently this actually works to some degree, for police in many lands are now complaining that local arrestees are insisting on having their Miranda rights read to them, just like perps in American TV cop shows.

Bud picked a great first shot: a domestic squawk, the complainant a longtime punching bag, the arrestee a three-time loser.