left and left

Mr. X, a former Minister for Home Affairs, suffered a severe stroke and fell on the ground last night. The prison authority immediately took him to the hospital for treatment. His family sources said the stroke left (is there any other word that can replace left to avoid another "left"?) his left side of the body paralyzed.

Mr. X, was arrested on ... on charge of corruption and has been put on trail.

Any mistakes? Please correct.

Thanks in advance

Abil

Mr. X, a former Minister for / of Home Affairs, suffered a severe stroke and fell on/ to the ground last night. The prison authority authorities immediately took him to the hospital for treatment. His family sources said the stroke left (is there any other word that can replace left to avoid another "left"?) his the left side of the his body paralyzed.

Mr. X, was arrested on ... on charge on charges / on a charge of corruption and has been put on trail trial.

In my opinion, the two left's version is the best way to say it.

  - A.