In security terms, arrest means:

In security terms, arrest means:

• A. Removing someone's liberty
• B. Detaining someone for a photo
• C. Issuing a warning
• D. Keeping someone under surveillance

Answer: (A)

Arrest means taking a person into custody and depriving them of their liberty, typically to question them or to hand them over to police for further action. This is a formal hold that restricts their freedom, unlike simply detaining someone briefly for a photo, issuing a warning, or keeping someone under surveillance, none of which involves custody or a transfer of freedom. So the term describes the act of physically and legally restricting someone’s movement to enable investigation or police action.

Arrest means taking a person into custody and depriving them of their liberty, typically to question them or to hand them over to police for further action. This is a formal hold that restricts their freedom, unlike simply detaining someone briefly for a photo, issuing a warning, or keeping someone under surveillance, none of which involves custody or a transfer of freedom. So the term describes the act of physically and legally restricting someone’s movement to enable investigation or police action.