1. patrolling - Noun
2. patrolling - Verb
Derived from patrol
of Patrol
Source: Webster's dictionaryAbout 3 a.m., a state trooper patrolling on the Dan Ryan saw a man in the passenger seat of a 2018 black Nissan Maxima fire at least one gunshot from a handgun, said Trooper Omoayena Williams, a state police spokeswoman. Source: Internet
2000s Since 2002, soldiers have been involved in crime prevention and law enforcement, patrolling the streets of the major cities alongside the national police. Source: Internet
According to officials, officers were patrolling the north Portland road known for its street racing. Source: Internet
According to police, constables Jitender and Ct Ankur were on patrolling duty on their bike around 12.05 am when they saw a few men standing outside an ATM and cutting a cake. Source: Internet
According to officials, a BSF patrolling party acting on intelligence input had stationed themselves near the suspected location. Source: Internet
Adolescent males spend time with adult males in social activities like hunting and boundary patrolling. Source: Internet