1. arrests again or anew
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘rearrest’

1. instances of arresting someone again
Usage: plural of ‘rearrest’

Examples

• The police officer rearrests the suspect after new evidence emerges.
• The judge rearrests the defendant for violating bail conditions.
• Multiple rearrests of the same individual indicate a pattern of criminal behavior.
• The department tracks rearrests to measure recidivism rates.
• She rearrests the fugitive who had escaped from custody.
• The statistics show that rearrests occur within six months for many offenders.
• The detective rearrests the witness after discovering perjury.