The criminal was
arrested.
罪犯被捕了。
Poor food arrests the natural growth of children.
粗劣食物妨碍儿童的自然成长。
I'm interested in why he is
arrested.
我对他为何被捕感兴趣。
"The recent arrest deeply concerns us.
“最近的逮捕令我们深感担忧。
"The comments came after India's financial crime agency on Tuesday arrested four industry executives, including one Chinese national working for Vivo in India, in a case of alleged money laundering, Reuters reported.
据路透社报道，印度金融犯罪局周二逮捕了四名行业高管，其中包括一名在印度为维梧资本工作的中国公民，涉嫌洗钱。
The suspects were later arrested in September.
Canadian police detained Meng at Vancouver International Airport on Dec 1, 2018, following an arrest warrant issued by the US government concerning fraud allegations.
Meng's defense team also said that past comments US President Donald Trump made about China prove Meng's arrest was politically motivated.
She was arrested at Vancouver International Airport by Canadian authorities at the request of the US on Dec 1, 2018, and has been held under house arrest since then.
Liu's arrest in the United States on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct in August 2018 raised concerns that he held too much power under JD's concentrated ownership and decision-making structure.
Meng was arrested in December 2018 in Vancouver at the request of the US authorities, who alleged that Meng lied to HSBC about Huawei dealings with a former subsidiary accused of violating the US trade sanctions in Iran.
Meng, Huawei chief financial officer and daughter of the Shenzhen-based telecommunications company's founder, Ren Zhengfei, is living under house arrest in Vancouver.
Meng was arrested at Vancouver International Airport on Dec 1,2018, at the behest of US authorities.
"Nonetheless, the arrest of Meng took China by surprise and has generated great public anger in China.
Meanwhile, the arrest of two Michaels (businessman Michael Spavor and former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig on espionage charges) has generated anger in Canada.
Meng's arrest has exacerbated ongoing diplomatic tension between Canada and China and drawn worldwide attention to Canada's extradition laws and precedents.
When US President Donald Trump said on social media that Meng's arrest and the trade war were linked "the Canadian government and the public were really astonished and shocked", he said.
Meng was arrested at Vancouver International Airport on Dec 1, 2018, at the behest of US authorities.
"Nonetheless, the arrest of Meng took China by surprise and has generated great popular anger in China.
"Therefore, when President Trump issued that tweet linking the Meng arrest to the trade war, the Canadian government and the public were really astonished and shocked," he said.
Both sides are keen to put relations back to where they were before Meng's arrest and subsequent court appearances, with China saying Canada was doing the bidding of the US in the case, while Canada has said it was adhering to the law.
More than a year after Meng Wanzhou's arrest at Vancouver International Airport, the first formal phase of the Huawei executive's extradition hearing begins today in B. C. Supreme Court.
The arrest of Meng in 2018 fractured relations between Canada and China.
On Tuesday, Tokyo prosecutors issued a warrant for the arrest of Carole Ghosn, the wife of Carlos Ghosn, on suspicion of perjury, according to Japanese media.
Ghosn ran Japanese car giant Nissan until he was arrested in Japan on charges of financial misconduct－which he denies－in November 2018.
The Financial Times newspaper said the arrest warrant for his wife could be designed to target Carole Ghosn as a US passport holder.
On Dec16, 2018, Li was detained by the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau on suspicion of extortion, and was arrested on Jan 22, 2019 following a report from his former department manager.
On Oct 24, Li asked the Shenzhen Longgang district people's procuratorate to remove the influence, rehabilitate the reputation, and make an apology, as well as pay compensation of 78,985 yuan in personal liberty damages and 50,000 yuan in emotional damages, based on the grounds of "insufficient evidence for arrest, and then stopping the investigation for criminal responsibility".
It might also have been used to escape police arrest.
"Although Meng's freedom of movement was limited to "only a few inches" during her house arrest in Vancouver, the color and scope of her heart had never been so rich and broad, Meng said in the letter.
"Mo, who was a New York deputy police commissioner in the 1980s, said if Liu fails to appear in court, the judge might automatically rule in favor of the plaintiff in the lawsuit, but Liu will not be arrested if he fails to appear in court because it's a civil case.
However, in 1999, Chu was arrested on charges of corruption and sentenced to life imprisonment, which was later commuted to 17 years.
Liang recognized that the current relationship between China and Canada is "not ideal" since Huawei's senior executive Meng Wanzhou was reportedly arrested by Canadian police at the request of the United States in December.
But he said the arrest of a senior executive on US charges is "not common and rare", and he could not comment whether the charges against Meng were "politically driven".
The company is recovering from an affair involving its CEO Liu Qiangdong, who was reportedly arrested in the United States last year on suspicions of criminal sexual conduct.
JD is recovering from an affair involving its CEO Liu Qiangdong, who was arrested in the United States last year on suspicions of criminal sexual conduct.
"We call on the US side to immediately withdraw the arrest warrant for Meng Wanzhou as well as the official extradition request," Geng said at a daily news conference.
The Chinese telecommunications giant said in a statement on Tuesday that it tried to discuss the investigation with US prosecutors following the arrest of Meng in Vancouver, but that request was rejected.
China urged the United States to withdraw its arrest order of Huawei's chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou and not to file formal an extradition request with Canada.
Hua told a daily news conference anyone with normal judgement could see Canada made a serious mistake in the beginning, and Meng's arrest is not an ordinary judicial case.
China urges Canada to release Meng immediately and protect her legitimate rights, she said, adding China also demands the US to correct its mistake, cancel its arrest warrant and drop the formal extradition request.
Tension escalated last year when Canada arrested Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou, who is also daughter of the company's founder, Ren Zhengfei.
Huawei has been pushed into the media spotlight in recent months, especially after its executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada while transferring in Vancouver for a flight to Mexico last year.
The company has decided to terminate the employment of Wang Weijing, who was arrested on suspicion of breaking Polish law, a Huawei statement on Saturday said.
Wang and a Polish national were arrested by Poland's counterintelligence service on Tuesday, according to media reports.
The arrest has drawn lots of media attention as it came a month after Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, was detained in Canada at the US government's request on charges related to violating sanctions against Iran.
Liu was arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct on Aug 31 and later released without charge or bail.
Some experts said the apparel company's stocks have been impacted by the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co.
"The development of the case is very likely to be influenced by political pressure, and the arrest and possible trial may raise China-US tensions in trade negotiations," said Huang Feng, an international criminal law professor at Beijing Normal University and an expert on extradition law, on Wednesday.
Meng, 46, the daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei, was detained on Dec 1 at Vancouver International Airport following an arrest warrant issued by the US government concerning fraud allegations.
Lengthy process may followThe US has 60 days from the arrest date to turn over its full extradition case with supporting evidence.
Huang, the Chinese professor, said the US government will take full advantage of the 60 days and try to extract evidence from Meng's personal belongings obtained during her arrest to build its case, which is "pretty shaky at the moment, based on the information on the arrest warrant".
"Jeffrey Sachs, a professor of health policy and management at Columbia University, said in an opinion website Project Syndicate on Tuesday that Meng's arrest may have commercial motives.
Observers suggest 5G tech race may be factor; Trump talks of intervening to help trade dealThe arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer in Canada at the behest of the United States on a charge of violating US sanctions on Iran has stirred speculation about whether the target is the Chinese high-tech company itself.
Jeffrey D. Sachs, a professor at Columbia University, in a piece Tuesday for opinion site Project Syndicate, argues that Meng's arrest could have been done for commercial reasons.
The US has 60 days from the arrest date to turn over its full extradition case with supporting evidence.
"Meng's arrest is a shocking break with practice," Sachs wrote.
"The arrest also has stressed financial markets over concerns it will raise US-China tensions in trade negotiations that must be concluded by March 1.
"Joe Nocera, writing for Bloomberg Opinion, said of the arrest: "What I didn't expect was the absence of any outcry in the US.
Commentators have focused on the arrest's effect on tech stocks, and on its potential to further damage US-China relations.
A Canadian provincial court on Monday adjourned without deciding the fate of a top executive of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd after she appeared in a Vancouver court in relation to an extradition case following her arrest at the request of the United States.
Meng Wanzhou, 46, the daughter of the Huawei founder, was arrested on Dec 1 as part of a US investigation while she was changing planes in Vancouver, British Columbia.
This month, Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada while transferring in Vancouver for a flight to Mexico.
Le said that the arrest violates the rights and interests of a Chinese citizen.
Meng appeared in a court in Vancouver following her arrest in Canada at the request of US authorities.
Meng Wanzhou, 46, the daughter of Huawei's founder, was arrested as part of a US investigation on Dec 1 as she was changing planes in Vancouver, British Columbia.
"At the request of the US side, the Canadian side arrested a Chinese citizen not violating any American or Canadian law," read a statement by the Chinese embassy in Canada hours after Canada's Department of Justice announced the arrest of Meng on Dec 5.
The news came after Canadian police arrested Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, at the request of the US, on Dec 1.
China called for the immediate release of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co, on Thursday after Canadian authorities arrested her at the request of the United States.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China has made solemn representations to Canada and the United States, demanding they clarify the reason for the arrest and immediately release Meng in order to effectively protect her rights and interests.
The remarks came after Canadian police, at the request of the US, reportedly arrested Meng in Vancouver on Saturday.
The arrest sent shares of Huawei's suppliers sharply lower on Thursday, and triggered concerns about slowing the global development of fifth-generation technology, given Huawei's leading position in the mobile communication network.
Nicole Peng, senior director of market research company Canalys, said, "The arrest will increase uncertainty and stoke concerns among foreign telecom carriers. "
During his first investor conference call since his arrest in the United States on Tuesday, Liu said he would shift his focus to concentrate on strategy, team and culture and new businesses, letting his subordinates handle mature businesses.
During the call, Liu did not comment on his arrest or the rape allegations in the US more than two months ago.
Lai Xiaomin, former Party secretary and chairman of the board of Huarong Asset Management, has been arrested on the orders of the second branch of the People's Procuratorate of Tianjin Municipality.
The arrest and release in the United States of Liu Qiangdong, the founder and CEO of Chinese e-commerce giant JD, will have an impact on his company and raise concerns among Chinese firms listed in the US, according to industry insiders.
"If the US law firms verify that JD failed to disclose information pertinent to Liu's arrest, the online retailer will be punished by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
"Liu's arrest set off alarm bells among Chinese companies listed in the US," said Shen, adding that senior management staff should speak and act cautiously.
Liu was arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the US, on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct on Aug 31 and later released without charges or bail.
A Minneapolis police report said Liu's arrest was over a felony rape accusation, but gave no details.
Liu, 45, founder of e-commerce giant JD, was arrested later on Aug 31 in Hennepin county on suspicion of rape.
Media reports say Liu was arrested on Aug 31 in Hennepin County on suspicion of rape.
However, a Minneapolis police report said the arrest of Chinese billionaire Liu Qiangdong was over a felony rape accusation.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD's shares plunged on Tuesday, the first trading day on the Nasdaq stock market after the exposure of company founder and CEO Liu Qiangdong's arrest in the US, according to a report by wallstreetcn.
Liu, having dominated JD's "steering wheel" by holding nearly 80 percent of the company's voting rights, returned to China on Monday after he was arrested at 11:32 pm on Friday, local time, in Minneapolis on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct.
As his arrest in the US has elicited an outpouring of discussions on China's social media, Liu appeared at the company's headquarters in Beijing and attended a signing ceremony with its business partner, textiles group Shandong Ruyi, on Tuesday morning.
Shares of Chinese e-commerce giant JD slumped about 4.5 percent on the Nasdaq Stock Market in premarket trade on Tuesday, after the company's founder and CEO Liu Qiangdong was arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the United States, on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct and later released without any charges or bail.
Jail records from Hennepin county, Minnesota, where Minneapolis is located, show Liu was arrested at 11:32 pm on Friday and released at 4 pm on Saturday, pending further investigation and possible criminal charges.
He declined to say where in Minneapolis Liu was arrested or what Liu was accused of doing, the Associated Press reported.
Chinese social media was abuzz over Liu's arrest in the US, which was the most discussed topic on micro blogs on Monday.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD said on Monday its founder and CEO, Liu Qiangdong, has returned to China and resumed work after his arrest in Minneapolis in the United States on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct.
The Foreign Ministry said on Monday it is looking into the arrest of a Chinese citizen in the US.
Jail records from Hennepin county, Minneapolis, show Liu was arrested at 11:32 pm on Friday and released at 4 pm on Saturday, pending further investigation and possible criminal charges.
Chinese social media was abuzz over Liu's arrest in the US, which was the most discussed topic on micro blogs on Monday morning.
Jail records from Hennepin County, Minneapolis show a man named Liu Qiangdong, born on March 10, 1973, was arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct.
Liu was arrested at 11:32 pm on Aug 31, and released pending investigation at 4:05 pm Sept 1, according to jail records.
Starbucks announced Tuesday that it will close all its company-owned stores in the United States for the afternoon on May 29 to train employees how to prevent racial discrimination in their stores in the wake of outrage over the arrest of two African-American men at one of its coffee shops last week.
Police arrested them and the footage of which has been viewed millions of times and drawn widespread condemnation.
The man, surnamed Shi, was arrested for allegedly producing fake flavorings last year and had been detained twice before for the same reason in 2006 and 2011.
In 2016, Alibaba submitted 1,184 leads to law enforcement agencies; helped public security bureaus arrest 880 suspects; assisted in the closure of 1,419 counterfeit manufacturing locations; and helped seize merchandise worth more than 3 billion yuan ($455 million).
Chinese police have arrested 16 employees or former employees of an Apple contractor for selling the personal information of iPhone users.
So far, sixteen have been arrested and four remain under investigation.