Police in riot gear stand guard outside UMC El Paso.
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Delhi policemen stand guard at the India Gate in Delhi.
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Chinese police officers stand guard outside the Canadian embassy in Beijing.
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National Guard troops (left) stand guard in the streets of Detroit.
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Phone booths loom near barns and stand guard on rural roads.
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Phone booths loom near barns and stand guard on rural roads.
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Czarist soldiers with bayonets mounted stand guard on a St. Petersburg street.
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Belgium policemen stand guard at a security perimeter near Maelbeek metro station.
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"Basically, we have to stand guard on the floor," Democratic state Sen.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged residents to "stand guard" against hate crime.
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Police stand guard outside the station that was the target of Monday's attack.
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The 107th US Colored Infantry stand guard during the Civil War, circa 1865.
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French police officers stand guard near the scene of a shooting on Dec.
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Customs officers stand guard over seized pangolin scales at a port in Shanghai.
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Sometimes the grandmothers stand guard, armed with rocks to scare off approaching animals.
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A pale yellow church and a modest chapel stand guard over the scenery.
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Federal soldiers stand guard on a tank in a Detroit street on July 25.
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Security officials stand guard along busy intersections and armies of volunteer guards patrol neighborhoods.
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Once at the hospital, border agents or other officers stand guard outside the children's rooms.
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The archaeologists suspect the heads were place atop the gravesite as if to stand guard.
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They even had some people stay behind and stand guard so they wouldn't get caught.
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At this hour, in some very dangerous corners of the world, young Americans stand guard.
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Cover: Police stand guard outside the Xingtai Intermediate People's Court in Xingtai, China, Thursday, Nov.
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"She would stand guard over this house like a witch," Alan said of Adora's mother, Joya.
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Riot police officers stand guard following a revolt of prisoners at the Sant'Anna prison in Modena.
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Maybe to stand guard, in the middle of an empty desert, in case...autograph hounds follow them?
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Brandy, the real hero of this story, follows a terrified Francesca into her room to stand guard.
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THIS COLUMNIST, naturally, is impressed by the magnificent banyan trees that stand guard in Suva, Fiji's capital.
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I mean, grab a gun and go stand guard if you want to say something about it.
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The men in Pakistan who claim to stand guard over women are only standing guard for themselves.
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The only giveaway was the group of gun-toting French soldiers who stand guard at prayer times.
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White nationalists stand guard on the steps of Emancipation Park at the Unite the Right rally on Aug.
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Sharpshooters will take up positions on rooftops, and officers with long guns will stand guard at pedestrian checkpoints.
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One is assigned to each Ukrainian oblast or province; two additional battalions stand guard on the front lines.
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Members of Turkish SWAT teams stand guard on a building after the explosion near the Blue Mosque, Istanbul.
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The police stepped up security in the central areas and mobilized more than 20,000 officers to stand guard.
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Food is presented without fuss, in compartmentalized cardboard bins, as red-mohawked chickens, arrayed on shelves, stand guard.
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Police officers stand guard as passers-by read the mournful notes and cards left behind by the community.
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In the suit, Faith says Kelly had a female assistant stand guard to make sure she didn't flee.
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This is the outside of the prison, where soldiers from the Iraqi Army's 9th Armored Division stand guard.
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Police stand guard outside a building in Mexico City where authorities arrested an alleged Sinaloa cartel leader in 2017.
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They chase suspects, stand guard in airports and use their strong sense of smell to detect explosives and drugs.
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Police officers stand guard by a property being searched in connection with the attack on Parsons Green station, on Sept.
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The Ghost Nation briefly resurfaces — without Akecheta — in Episode 9, "Vanishing Point," as they stand guard outside the Valley Beyond.
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Honduran security forces stand guard during a protest against current president Juan Orlando Hernández in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, on Dec. 803.
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Around the hospital, fighters from the city of Misrata stand guard against frequent and often deadly skirmishes between local militia.
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Acts of vandalism against the statue event prompted the Philadelphia Police Department to stand guard over it for several days.
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Police and security officers in face masks stand guard outside, prohibiting anyone from filming or entering a cordoned off area.
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He chose a middle ground: stand guard with an umbrella as other protesters smashed the doors with makeshift battering rams.
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My only experiences with police are when they stand guard in our bullpen or when they escort us to the airport.
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Though there are several signs that stand guard over the sculptures, asking people not to climb on them, they do anyway.
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Those orders extended to the Navy's sea mammal sentries — dolphins and sea lions trained to stand guard and hunt down threats.
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After the potatoes were planted, Parmentier hired soldiers to stand guard around the patch all day, giving them the evenings off.
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There he and Babe stand guard over the visitors center, where a live-streaming camera captures his every moment of stillness.
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Cover: Bolivarian Army soldiers stand guard on the Tienditas International Bridge that links Colombia and Venezuela, near Urena, Venezuela, Friday, Feb.
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The pedestrian managers stand guard over one of the city's worst choke points: where Varick Street feeds into the Holland Tunnel.
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Others in Garland's unit -- including Specialist Keltz --would need to stand guard to watch for additional attacks beyond the expected missiles.
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Others in Garland's unit — including Specialist Keltz —would need to stand guard to watch for additional attacks beyond the expected missiles.
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Others in Garland's unit — including Specialist Keltz —would need to stand guard to watch for additional attacks beyond the expected missiles.
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Some also stand guard across the base at Camp Justice, the site of the war court and parole board hearing room.
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Pakistani police officers stand guard at the site of a bomb blast in a park in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, March, 27, 2016.
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The president has threatened to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border, and sent more officials to stand guard at ports of entry.
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As the SS Robert L. Vann sailed up the English Channel, we would stand guard in four-hour shifts around the clock.
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In one Italian town, churches and bars are closed while military police stand guard to bar people from going in or out.
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Inn Din's security group built watch huts around the Buddhist part of the village, and its members took turns to stand guard.
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They are echoed in the jagged graphite lines, like tiny hackles, of the sharp-toothed dogs that stand guard in the foreground.
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South Korean soldiers stand guard at the border village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone between South and North Korea on Feb. 28.
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Immigration agents stand guard alongside suspects taken into custody during an immigration sting at Corso's Flower and Garden Center Tuesday in Castalia, Ohio.
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Tensions increased on Tuesday when the commander of Brazil's army weighed in with tweets calling on the court to stand guard against impunity.
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Police officers stand guard near a crashed vehicle outside a Trader Joe's store in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles on Saturday.
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As people filed out, a young woman, visibly shaken, asked her boyfriend to stand guard outside the bathroom door while she went in.
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Three of my cousins were deputized to stand guard at an area Confederate monument should antifa use the eclipse as an opportunity to attack.
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As if that weren't enough, the number of police who stand guard during the busy hours lend the street an extra sense of menace.
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A small group of soldiers will brave this weekend's historic snowstorm to stand guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery.
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According to the Military Times, Cairo, a Belgian Malinois, was trained to stand guard, control crowds, sniff for bombs, and look for booby traps.
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Cover: Heavily armed police officers stand guard as a tourist poses for a photo outside Trump Tower, Thursday, May 16, 2019, in New York.
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Watson sent Kasabian to stand guard, found a window, cut it, climbed in, and let Atkins and Krenwinkel into the house through the front door.
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"In solidarity to the sacrifices of the US Military, we are asking for everyday citizens to stand guard over our American Flag," the event description says.
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Federal police stand guard and security tents with metal detectors and bag scanners prevent anyone who shouldn't be getting insidefrom getting inside, at least in theory.
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Youhanabad, Pakistan (CNN)Gunmen carrying AK-47 assault rifles stand guard on a tiny, dusty street, but they're not protecting a military installation or a prison.
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Soldiers stand guard a few meters from the Sensacion hotel in Matías Romero, Oaxaca, which collapsed from the powerful earthquake that struck Mexico, on Sept. 28.
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The father-son pair had gotten into an argument because the 57-year-old wouldn't stand guard for his son while he was taking a shower.
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We ended the week with her high-fiving the life-size sculptures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza that stand guard in front of Cervantes's home.
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The move has proved popular on the streets of Christchurch where heavily armed police stand guard at roadblocks heaped with flowers in remembrance of the dead.
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All along the sides of the valley, overlooking what was once a busy oasis, hundreds of massive carved tombs, hewn from the orange-yellow rock, stand guard.
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Her party will be held at the Javits Center on Manhattan's west side later tonight; Trump's at the Hilton in midtown, where dump trucks also stand guard.
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He allegedly told police he got into a fight with his father, Marco, because his father wouldn't stand guard for him while he was taking a shower.
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For the first time, his five-year-old community has decided to pool together money to pay three men to stand guard at night, he tells CNN.
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A woman lays on the ground in protest as a group of police stand guard outside of a polling station during Kenya's controversial rerun election on Oct. 26.
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But to keep the birds from getting too comfortable, fake coyotes stand guard amid the canisters of nuclear waste and snarl from the tops of plastic traffic cones.
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Police stand guard outside the Masjid Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, one of two mosques targeted by a white supremacist mass murderer this week, on March 17, 2019.
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Video taken on the Syrian side of the border shows families clustered around blue tarps or lying on the earth, as soldiers stand guard behind the border fence.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - It's a refurbished Soviet-style sanatorium, but there are no visitors, staff wear decontamination suits and riot police stand guard outside in temperatures of around -15 Celsius.
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Police stand guard after the Confederate statue known as Silent Sam was toppled by protesters on campus at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Aug. 21.
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Pepsi's latest commercial, which features reality star and model Kendall Jenner surveying a friendly protest while cops stand guard, finds a way to strike all of the wrong chords.
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In "Der Schildwache Nachtlied," a lonely sentinel voices passing thoughts, one moment wistfully regretting that he must stand guard while others make merry, the next imagining a beckoning girl.
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In the Ural Mountains city of Yekaterinburg, uniformed police stand guard near bars downtown, and sealed off all roads around the arena several hours ahead of the first match Friday.
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From the outside, it looks like your average Chinese restaurant, down to the gilded lions that stand guard over this grimy bit of Englandsvej, a street that runs through Amager.
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Members of the Utah Air National Guard's 151st Security Forces Squadron stand guard days after September 11th, 2001, as an added security measure at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Cover: A cat walks as air force officers stand guard outside St. Anthony's Shrine, one of the three churches struck on Sunday in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Friday, April 26, 2019.
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Police officers loyal to the opposition stand guard outside the governor's office and the police station, which still bear the scars of fighting from the first days of the revolution.
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"Daesh gave me 500,000 dinars ($400) per month to hold a machine gun and stand guard on a street," he said, using a derogatory Arabic acronym to describe Islamic State.
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They live under a bridge near the border or in an official, overcrowded center where police stand guard and fingerprints are taken — removing their option to seek asylum outside of Italy.
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In one theft, caught on video, a man hacks away at a robot's cables with a pickaxe while two others stand guard, scrambling into the bushes whenever a car goes by.
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Cover image: Police stand guard after the confederate statue known as Silent Sam was toppled by protesters on campus at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., Monday, Aug.
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In exchange for a slice of the money, hotel staff members would stand guard or warn the traffickers when police were on the premises and when guests complained, according to the lawsuits.
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As cyberattacks against political leaders, institutions, and others grow, this Digital Secret Service would stand guard against the hacktivists and others increasingly attacking the fidelity and trustworthiness of our democratic government. 85033.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Urban trees stand guard against storm damage, raise property values, boost wellbeing and even help other city systems like roads work more efficiently, according to urban forestry experts.
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Gurkha police officers stand guard outside the St. Regis Hotel in Singapore ahead of the June 12 summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, June 10, 2018.
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Police stand guard at the entrance of the appeals court of Brussels in the case of Khalid Zerkani, accused of recruiting people to fight in Syria from 2012 to 2014, January 29, 2016.
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" Police pulled up to the scene and tried (but failed) to make contact with Green twice, deciding to stand guard outside of the building for the night out of an "abundance of caution.
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That isn't the end of the ordeal, either; the virus then forces the ladybug to stand guard over her tormentor, periodically convulsing to fend off potential predators as the baby wasp grows into adulthood.
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It is this combination that set America on a journey into the world, to liberate death camps, to stand guard against extremism, and to work for the true peace that comes only with freedom.
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Just a few feet away from Portorreal and Daley, Miami Beach Police officers in regular and tactical uniforms stand guard near metal concert barriers erected at the intersection of 10th Street and Ocean Drive.
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Imagine a Renaissance-era nun, a mystic in the throes of dying, uttering her visions and predictions in sporadic, rapid-fire bursts while novices stand guard trying to understand and write down her words.
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Like the garden gnomes that sometimes stand guard, the Wursts are a legacy of immigrants from Germany, Poland and other central European countries who, along with northern Italians, settled the region from the mid-19th century.
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They noted that the McCampbell had endured constant harassment, including mock attacks by small boats every night, which forced the crew to stand guard with machineguns, small arms and high-pressure water hoses at all times.
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The name suggests that this feature would stand guard, so to speak, by either keeping the dash cam on while parked or having it automatically turn on if the car is hit or being tampered with.
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But Lockheed Martin thinks its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile could stand guard at military bases, embassies, or anywhere else American forces need defending against everything from rocket attacks to mortar launches to bomb-carrying drones.
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This combination of courage and decency that set America on a journey into the world to liberate death camps, to stand guard against extremism, and to work for the true peace that comes only with freedom.
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The week in which the holiday occurs is designated Police Week, "In recognition of the service given by the men and women who, night and day, stand guard in our midst to protect," the law says.
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Vanessa Rodriguez, 17, spent her childhood bouncing between shelters, where she watched her mother fend off sleep to stand guard over her family's few possessions; none of it stopped her from studying or holding down jobs.
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But if you only head out into the great outdoors once a year for a weekend camping trip, you'll appreciate the CampGuard lantern which will stand guard and automatically sound an alarm to scare off forest intruders.
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According to a report in Mexico's "El Universal" newspaper last month, motion sensors now monitor his every move, dogs have been trained to detect his scent stand guard and prison floors have been reinforced with steel rods.
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For hackers who prefer to pick things apart rather than stand guard over them, an enormous number of companies now offer "bug bounties," or formal rewards, for warnings about vulnerabilities that leave them exposed to criminals or spies.
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He also fully charges phones for 5 rupees, or about 8 cents, saving his customers trips to distant charge shops whose owners they don't trust, where they would have to stand guard for the duration of the charging.
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A leader of the Mongrel Mob, one of the largest gangs in New Zealand, vowed to stand guard at a local mosque after a terror attack targeting two mosques in the country left 50 people dead last week.
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It is this combination of courage and decency that set America on a journey into the world – to liberate death camps, to stand guard against extremism, and to work for the true peace that comes only with freedom.
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It is this combination of courage and decency that set America on a journey into the world -- to liberate death camps, to stand guard against extremism, and to work for the true peace that comes only with freedom.
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Now, whenever I see any uniformed personnel, I quietly activate my civil, American posture and prepare to level my voice out and stand guard over my father and his status as a naturalized citizen, if the need arises.
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Sure, France might get mad at you if you don't save Paris from a flying saucer, but they're not going to ask you to stand guard at the Arc de Triomphe or to take shots at their political enemies.
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The last time they were all together at Abuela's house, Yénifer had accidentally walked in on Luca in the bathroom, and Luca was so mortified that today he made Mami come with him and stand guard outside the door.
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And while Mattis might be on an inevitable collision course, pitted against the irrational views of Michael Flynn and the rest of Trump's coterie, he could be exactly the former Marine who America needs to stand guard in these battles.
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SAN JOSE DE ORIENTE, Colombia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with an AK-47, Gladis was expected to fight on the frontline alongside her FARC guerrilla comrades, hoist heavy loads and stand guard, just as the men in rebel ranks did.
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Kosovo police officers stand guard by Arton Ahmeti, left, Leotrim Musliu, right, in court for the foiled attack against the Israeli team in a 2016 qualifying World Cup match in neighboring Albania, in Kosovo's capital Pristina on Friday, May 18, 2018.
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After a string of robberies by a criminal ring led to over $1 million in stolen Apple devices, the company is now contracting police officers to stand guard outside of its Apple Stores in Sacramento and Roseville, according to CBS Sacramento.
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Even episodes that typically seem lighter, almost comedic, in Italian, pulled you in anew, like an early scene when two sleep-deprived soldiers complain to each other about having to stand guard outside Poppea's house while Nero spends the night.
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The F.B.I. quickly determined that the second threat was baseless, but Batts responded heavily to the first rumor, sending 300 officers to confront students at a big west-side transit hub after school and stand guard outside the adjacent shopping mall.
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At the Otay Mesa crossing on the city's east side, United States Customs and Border Protection officers emerged in full anti-riot gear during the afternoon earlier this week to stand guard on either side of traffic inching over the border.
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Outside the pavilion caged Doberman Pinschers stand guard, while inside a handful of performers dressed in black athletic wear perform underneath and on top of a transparent glass stage, bare but for a handful of cell phones, chargers, and other personal electronics.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Venezuelan army lieutenant Alejandro Pedra once used to proudly stand guard in pristine white uniform outside the presidential palace in the Venezuelan capital Caracas, now he stands in a shabby tracksuit selling sandwiches on a street corner in Bogota.
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The chief of police believes that at least two North Koreans wanted for questioning about Kim Jong Nam's murder are hiding inside; he has said that his men will stand guard for "five years" if it takes that long for them to come out.
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Meanwhile, every mosque should have security cameras, lock its doors or appoint someone to stand guard during daily prayers and post an armed guard during Friday services, said Edward Ahmed Mitchell, the executive director of the Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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Kosovo police officers stand guard next to from far left, Burim Istrefi, Kenan Plakaj and Arton Ahmeti in court for the foiled attack against the Israeli team in a 2016 qualifying World Cup match in neighboring Albania, in Kosovo's capital Pristina on Friday, May 18, 2018.
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Perhaps the most likable member of the plant kingdom, each saguaro appears to have a unique personality — depending on how their arms are posed, some seem to be waving hello while others stand guard, some are praying for mercy while others are high-kicking the cancan.
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It usually starts with street gangs, then kids will be given a phone, a $50 weekly salary and told to stand guard on the corner as a kind of sentry, a halcón, before they're moved to higher forms of crime, be it moving drugs or el sicariato (hitmen).
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It usually starts with street gangs, then kids will be given a phone, a $50 weekly salary and told to stand guard on the corner as a kind of sentry, a halcón, before they're moved to higher forms of crime, be it moving drugs or la sicariato (hitmen).
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In New York — where security is always tight for the famed Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — counterterrorism officials and the NYPD were prepping for the holiday: Every cross-street along the parade route will be blocked off for the first time as more than 3,000 police officers stand guard, reported NBC New York.
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"The president is calling people out to the streets to stand guard against threats, and people are going, but how is this possible when there are active terrorist cells all over the country?" asked Seda Kapici, a lawyer, who was discussing the weekend's events with a friend at a coffee shop in the Beyoglu district of Istanbul.
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Correction: A previous version of this post incorrectly stated the timeline of Skripal's spying activities for MI6 and his subsequent arrival in the U.K. Cover image: Police officers stand guard beside a cordoned-off area, after former Russian military intelligence officer Sergei Skripal, who was convicted in 2006 of spying for Britain, became critically ill after exposure to an unidentified substance, in Salisbury, southern England, March 5, 2018.
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