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That's not really in the middle. The only difference between "accused" and "arrested" is that the accuser told the police.
by fragsworth 12y ago
That's not really in the middle. The only difference between "accused" and "arrested" is that the accuser told the police.
- danudey 12y agoIn the experience of my friends with regards to sexual assaults in North America, there's a substantial gap between 'accuser told the police' and 'arrested'. I can't imagine it would be any closer of a gap in India.
- rmc 12y agoYes the accuser told the police, and the police thought there was suffecient reason to arrest the accused. That's the important difference. Sometimes the police are told, and they interview the accused and don't arrest them. Sometimes they do. The police are (in theory) supposed to have standards for who they arrest.