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The department will also increase sweeps by heavily armed groups of officers known as Hercules Teams, whose patrols around potential terrorist targets are meant to disrupt surveillance by would-be attackers, he said.

In January, Iran briefly detained 10 American sailors whose patrol boats had strayed into Iranian waters, just before the international agreement limiting Iran's nuclear activities took effect.

Such was the atmosphere in Newark on the evening of July 12 , 1967 when a taxi-driver named John Smith was pulled over by two Newark police officers whose patrol car Smith had allegedly been tailgating.

"The Zimbabwe situation at this stage is deteriorating," said Col. Tol Snyman, a South African officer whose soldiers patrol the border.

But the base is now occupied by the American Third Armored Cavalry Regiment, whose soldiers patrol large swaths of Iraq's borders with Syria, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

There was no immediate comment from the United States or Britain, whose planes patrol no-flight zones set up after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

They are volunteers with Detroit 300, a controversial organisation whose members patrol neighbourhoods in this struggling city, hunting criminals and making citizen's arrests.

There was no immediate comment from American or British military authorities, whose planes patrol no-flight zones in southern and northern Iraq.

There was no immediate comment on the report by the United States or Britain, whose jets patrol no-flight zones set up after the 1991 gulf war.

The soldier accused of being the ringleader of the group, whose members patrolled roads and small villages near Kandahar, was convicted of three counts of murder by an American military panel in November.

"For the first time we have an attack force," says Mr Fernandez.The air force and the navy (whose marines patrol the rivers) are also working more closely with the army.