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patrol

[puh-trohl] / pəˈtroʊl /




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Security around areas with large Jewish communities have been tightened with extra patrols including armed police.

From BBC

Baltic air patrols were activated and Estonians received notifications on their phones warning of a "drone threat".

From BBC

Darkened store fronts outnumbered open ones, and orange-vested volunteers wearing whistles patrolled the sidewalks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Det Ch Supt Luke Williams outlined additional security measures which have been put in place, which include police officers being deployed to protect certain locations, alongside "additional highly visible armed police patrols".

From BBC

From the U.S. perspective, he said, it’s a good thing to have friendly ships from New Zealand and U.S. treaty ally Australia patrolling the area.

From The Wall Street Journal