patrolling

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• The first is a set of thermal binoculars, which rangers can bring with them on patrols to scan for people approaching animals in the parks.

• A man and his sister died after a chaotic confrontation in a quiet neighborhood early Tuesday in Prince George’s County that included an exchange of gunfire with police, a stolen patrol car and a crash.

• A female trooper who was inside the patrol car was taken to Inova Fairfax Hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries, police said.

• She shouted at bike patrol officers, with demonstrators also raising their voices at police.

• Boxes are monitored by surveillance cameras and police may also add them to their patrol detail, according to elections officials.

• Gurley was gunned down on Nov. 20, when a pair of cops was patrolling the rough housing project.

• Triton will begin patrolling the seas with six ships based in Lampedusa and Porto Empedocle in Sicily on November 1.

• But when a financial model depends on millions of users, and mere algorithms patrolling the gates, lapses are inevitable.

• At a minimum it could boost the number of troops it has patrolling the 900-kilometer frontier, Yavuz told The Daily Beast.

• But at the same time a few well-known sellers were patrolling the street in their own cars looking for customers.

• The mounted officers and their men were patrolling the blocks along all the northern front of the fire.

• The tide was creaming over the short thumb of a jetty, and the herd of small black cows was the beach.