foot patrol

The police have recently begun a foot patrol in the project.

The foot patrol itself was also in the plan, after a fashion.

The police chief did, however, add foot patrols throughout the town.

He expects to have 5,000 on foot patrol in three years.

An officer on foot patrol stopped the car a few feet away from the bank.

So they had to depend on foot patrols for their security.

There was a foot patrol making its way around the perimeter.

In 1967, 90 percent of them were on foot patrol, walking through the projects.

The police have increased foot patrols and added a special division.

"If the foot patrol officer goes, all you'll have left is a hand wave from a police car."

But not at a desk; he insisted on foot patrol.

Other marines have told him he was on a foot patrol when the bomb went off.

All but two of the foot patrols were eliminated last June in an economy move.

After a few minutes, a foot patrol went past.

But the foot patrols ended after a couple of weeks, merchants said.

So the captain sends his men out on foot patrols almost every night.

This program returns police officers to foot patrol within a beat.

They'll have foot patrols through here anytime now, and we've already stayed too long.

Foot patrols are scheduled to search an area near the river on Sunday.

It's enough to make me wish I was on foot patrol again."

At any rate, foot patrols became a thing of the past in Stamford.

Four gun trucks rolled out behind a police foot patrol.

Although in urban areas, foot patrol probably works best.

But right now we feel the most important priority is to respond to calls for service and foot patrols.

Some units have limited their foot patrols by day, finding them to be too dangerous.