October 1943 to May 1945: Resumption of air patrols, a largely passive response, measured by the numbers of intercepts versus the numbers of violations.
Studies have found police conduct overly aggressive stop-and-frisk patrols in largely black and Latino neighborhoods.
In Milwaukee, the ACLU is seeking a court order to end the practice there, citing studies and officer testimony that said police conduct overly aggressive stop-and-frisk patrols in largely black and Latino neighborhoods, encouraged by quota systems that require a certain number of stops per day.
Sir John Bagot Glubb, organized the Desert Patrol, a largely Bedouin branch of the legion, in the early 1930s.
One man patrolling his largely Christian neighborhood with a Kalashnikov rifle said the government was arming Armenian Christians in what he called an attempt to draw them into the conflict.
Several vendors stood idly, awaiting word about whether they would be allowed to open for business, while clutches of heavily armed police officers patrolled the largely empty sidewalks of one of Europe's most famed avenues.
They were known as Miller's Boys, police officers who worked the 4-to-midnight shift, patrolling the largely working-class town of East Haven, Conn., including the small but growing Hispanic community that has spread out in recent years from New Haven.
In relative beat integrity, patrol officers remain largely within the patrol area and leave it only for good reason, such as back up another officer or respond to a call for service (CFS) incident in another patrol district [3].
Soldiers patrol mostly during the day, while the gangs come out to do their dirty work largely at night.
Before Friday, the two countries jointly patrolled the area largely without incident.
