> I have never seen them randomly arresting someone for no reason. The 'for no reason' is doing a lot of work here I think. The reason might be that they didn'

> I have never seen them randomly arresting someone for no reason. The 'for no reason' is doing a lot of work here I think. The reason might be that they didn't like the person's attitude, the person was annoying (but not breaking laws) someone more rich and powerful than them, and so on. These are technically 'reasons' I suppose, but I would want the bar to be much higher than that.