Question

Two (buoys/boys) were walking beside a (creak/creek). They were hoping to

(fined/find) (sum/some) (mail/male) (dear/deer) that had (been/bean) seen

grazing on the (berry/bury) trees that grew in the vicinity. It was only last

(week/weak) one had been seen running across the dusty (road/rode)

(which/witch) runs along the side of the forest.​

Answer 1

The policewoman had not been exercising her power of arrest when she detained X, and since in taking hold of the appellant's arm to detain her the policewoman's conduct went beyond acceptable lawful physical contact between two citizens, hence the officer's act constituted a battery on X and that she had not been acting in the execution of her duty when the assault occurred.

The policeman trespassed into the comfortable, personal space of X by holding X's arm which is an unacceptable act between two citizens. The policewoman was not exercising her power of arrest and was acting beyond her duty.