| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Pick up local American charger from the foundation to recharge one's batteries | 6 letters | arrest |
| ||
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- Seizure
- Check
- Pick up
- Take in
- Bring in
- Stop
- Apprehend
- Run in
- Collar
- You don't want to be unde
- Record listing
- Take into custody
- Bring to a standstill
- Nab
- Police datum
- Suddenly stop a s-siesta?
- Sartre
- Stop thief!
- Haul in
- House ...., prisoner in one's own home
- something you don't want to be under
- Stop translating Sartre
- Check half-year balance
- Stop to apprehend a law-breaker
- Seizure rarest treated
- Check to find bust
- Under ...; being questioned by police
- Blotter entry
- Topic for a crime beat reporter
- take into police custody
- Put in handcuffs
- What a good tip can lead to
- rap-sheet datum
- cardiac ..., heart failure
- Stop and apprehend
- Book by Sartre in translation
- Do search in the centre with others
- columbo collar
- stop for a break, we hear
- stop and take into custody
- apprehend the others after half a year
- Stop a rebel leader and others
- Stop others following a ringleader
- Halt
- Slap the cuffs on
- stop for a breather, say
- Perhaps rarest seizure
- Detain under suspicion
- spilled tears about red collar
- Detain
- Stop, as development
- Do a cop's job
- Catch
- Grab a nap, having necked last of beer
- Check the spread of
- Nab (a felon)
- Do part of a cop's job
- Stop from spreading
- Slow down
- You don't want to be under this
- Undesirable part of a record
- Capture
- Police action
- Stem
- Pinch
- Detention
- What Ness put people under
- Catch the attention
- Secure
- Put a stop to
- Item on a certain blotter
- Stop suddenly
- Slow up
- Citizen's ......
- Blotter item
- Police-blotter entry
- Stop a bishop with half-cut priest
- Stop doing wrong?
- Seize,
- Stop on beat: and on criminal!
- really captivate
- Enthrall
- Stop or check (motion)
- Pull in and stop
- Stop being a policeman?
- Seizure rarest possibly
- Put a halt to
- keep from advancing
- To take a person into custody
- Stop artist ascending with others
- stop - take into custody
- stop and have a breather, do you hear
- stop for a b-break
- stop the others by a river
- stop — detain
- Nick a translation of Sartre
- stop for a breather after half a year
- stop army partly at siesta
- Scene from 'Cops ' e.g.
- stop the others after half a year
- Stop movement
- A tip to rewire support for bust
- Clap cuffs on
- Rarest form of seizure
- Apprehend or take into custody
- Nip in the bud, in a way
- Book Alfa Romeo battery recharge
- stop sartre somehow
- police procedure
- Incarcerate
- nick needing a break, we're told
- Nick
- Halt the progress of
- Seizure by police
- Hold back
- put the brakes on
- slap cuffs on
- Apprehend a killer at last, then relax
- Stop in the name of the law
- Apprehension
- stop motion
- stop for a b-breather
- Seize research locked away in craft
- Grab a break after summer's end
- Seize by legal authority
- Stop a criminal proceeding?
- Funny ending to Freddie Starr's book
- Stop talking of a break
- Cop's collar
- Seize research found in craft
- A pause say or stop
- free (opposite)
- set free (opposite)
- Intercept
- Block
- Stop the progress of
- Close
- Fasten
- Stay
- Take
- Comprehend
- neutralize
- Put handcuffs on rarest criminal
- House .... [confinement]
- Bust a support, we're told
- not the rarest stop
- Work stoppage?
- Withhold
- Seize [a criminal]
- Catch suddenly and engagingly
- Stop taking half a year for a holiday!
- Slow or stop
- apprehend arab before others
- Haul to jail
- Police action to detain a suspect
- Make a collar
- To apprehend for a crime