Examples of using First arrest in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Your first arrest.
He's gonna make his first arrest.
First arrested in'93.
That was my first arrest.
Her first arrest was in L.A., actually.
This was my first arrest.
First arrest in Portland: vagrancy six years ago.
That was our first arrest.
First arrest in 1975 when he was caught vandalizing the gates of Graceland.
Next came the first arrest.
If the first arrest isn't lawful, everything following is null and void.
It was not his first arrest.
First arrested at 14. After that, numerous arrests for robbery and assault.
This was not his first arrest.
The first arrest occurred on 5 April following a sit-in at the offices of the Interior Ministry.
Better than my first arrest.
Do you remember the night that you walked her home?You were telling her about your first arrest.
We made our first arrest last year.
So is it normal tobe scared when you're making your first arrest?
Two days later the first arrests were made.
Your Honor, the prosecution is basing itsnew conspiracy charge against my client upon the interrogation from the first arrest.
Simpson was 46 when first arrested.
The first arrested was Arnold Friedman, a retired schoolteacher who was charged with sodomizing boys aged 8 to 11.
According to your file, you were first arrested for possessing stolen goods, and then tax evasion.
You know, when I was a policeman back in Greece, my first arrest was a man beating a chicken.
The Court issued its first arrest warrants on 8 July 2005, and the first pre-trial hearings were held in 2006.
Your mother's first arrest was 26 years ago.
When the first arrest warrant was issued against him for crimes against humanity and war crimes, Hamas called on Arab countries and the world of Islam to stand up for Al-Bashir and Sudan against the"unfair attack on it”.
Preventative Security first arrested Amayreh in 1998 and detained him for several days in Jericho for a report he wrote about torture in PA prisons.
The Court issued its first arrest warrants on 8 July 2005,[14] and the first pre-trial hearings were held in 2006.[15] The Court issued its first judgment in 2012 when it found Congolese rebel leader Thomas Lubanga Dyilo guilty of war crimes related to using child soldiers.[16].