When one is suspected of having committed a crime, law enforcement takes them into custody by arresting them.
The exact process varies between countries, but it typically sees police officers place a suspect in handcuffs and taking them either to be detained or interrogated.
An arrest is also often marked on a permanent legal record, though there are legal processes through which this can be expunged.
Dweik is the speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council, a position he has held since 2006.
Undercover Border Police and IDF soldiers arrested terrorists in Na'ama village, West Bank. Guided by Shin Bet intelligence, they neutralized suspects fleeing by car, seizing weapons.
Approximately 10 students entered the building around 5:30 a.m. on the last day of classes for the spring quarter, while about 50 students linked arms and surrounded the building.
A Pittsburgh man faces multiple charges for possessing explosive materials and vandalizing a synagogue, amid an increase in antisemitic graffiti incidents in the area.
The 16-year-old assailant was taken into custody and released on conditions with charges pending, though the investigation is ongoing, said the police.
Border Police officers in Tel Aviv apprehended 61 undocumented West Bank residents after detaining two suspects involved in a motorcycle theft, leading to a building with multiple apartments.
MIT and Penn experienced crackdowns on pro-Palestinian protests, sparking debates on campus safety and free speech, amid escalating tensions over Gaza across US universities.
Reuven Kahane, 57, was charged with assault in the 2nd degree, an NYPD spokesperson told the New York Jewish Week.
One Republican member of the House told Axios that legislation is being prepared in Congress to tackle such warrants.
Just some of the charges are for intimidation, possession of a weapon, two charges for assault with a weapon, and hate-motivated harassment.
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