Police and state security agents stood guard at street corners.
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Soldiers stood guard nearby and others were posted on rooftops.
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A group of police officers stood guard outside the church.
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He stood guard outside the plane until it took off.
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At least 12 armed security personnel stood guard outside the courthouse.
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Hauser Wirth & Schimmel complex, attendants dressed in black stood guard, protecting
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Federal agents armed with assault rifles stood guard outside the building.
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Soldiers stood guard, a video released by the Ukrainian government showed.
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On Friday, George Naseem Fahim stood guard at the church gates.
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Ready for another protest, the Miami police stood guard at Northwestern High.
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At one point, a man with a shotgun stood guard from a watchtower.
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That night, Mainakinay and a group of vigilantes stood guard, looking for boats.
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Others stood guard outside, blocking the doors to prevent more protesters from joining.
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Non-Muslims have also stood guard outside the city's mosques to offer protection.
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That evening, four unidentified men in plainclothes stood guard outside Dr. He's apartment.
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Investigators came and went, as two uniformed officers stood guard in the hallway.
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Authorities say Goldman stood guard while Johnson lifted the bar from its display case.
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Mexican police and soldiers stood guard while a helicopter buzzed over the U.S side.
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Tanks and rocket teams stood guard at barricades while troops with RPGs manned rooftops.
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Different groups stood guard along the way, providing security through their patch of territory.
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One of them, a Barrio 220 gang member, raped her while others stood guard outside.
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Heavily armed federal marshals and officers with bomb-sniffing dogs stood guard outside the courthouse.
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A counter gathered the census data inside buildings while police and soldiers stood guard outside.
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As they celebrated, Ms. Ni said, the police stood guard outside, watching from a distance.
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On Monday, three police officers stood guard outside the red-brick courthouse on High Street.
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Then he stood guard outside their door as he waited for SWAT members, he said.
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At night, the men stood guard while women and children rested beneath scraps of tarpaulin.
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Sometimes workers stood guard over one another to prevent robberies or assaults within the close quarters.
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Officers in protective clothing carted out files and plastic boxes as masked officers stood guard outside.
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The women dialed 911 as Kasinskas' husband stood guard at the front door with a gun.
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Outside the library, a SWAT team, a pair of marksmen, and 213 police officers stood guard.
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Outside the library, a SWAT team, a pair of marksmen, and 40 police officers stood guard.
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Three other men, including Romanov's 19-year-old son, Mihhail, stood guard to detect approaching border guards.
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Cheered on by supporters waving Greek flags, they honked horns as police in riot gear stood guard.
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At the entrance to his community, police stood guard, one carrying an assault rifle to discourage looters.
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Outside the British Consulate, officers stood guard wearing helmets and tactical vests and carrying semi-automatic rifles.
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On Thursday afternoon, police officers stood guard near the warped, still-warm remains of Coddingtown Mobile Estates.
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At the entrance to the place where I stayed, plastic sculptures of leaping black panthers stood guard.
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That shadow lingered on Wednesday night as police officers in bulletproof vests stood guard by the dugouts.
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Armed officers stood guard, and video footage on Twitter showed them urging people to leave the area.
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Soldiers with automatic weapons stood guard outside major hotels and the World Trade Centre in the business district.
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At a mosque in Colombo, police armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles stood guard outside for hundreds of worshippers.
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"Since the internet's inception, the United States government has stood guard over critical internet functions," Mr. Cruz said.
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Rachel Graham stood guard on the front porch, wielding her household broom as the hooded riders thundered by.
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As the bystanders stood guard, the boy was shown in the footage running into the family's home, appearing afraid.
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Inside the Idomeni camp, police in riot gear stood guard as people boarded the buses, state TV footage showed.
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They collected debris, tossing it into a truck parked outside as a heavy contingent of security forces stood guard.
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Authorities say Goldman stood guard while Steven Johnson of Rio Linda, California, lifted the bar from its display case.
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Outside the modern art gallery, two drummers and two warriors stood guard with war clubs when the Queen arrived.
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Officer Tulipano then stood guard over the weapon while Officer Holder went to help his partner chase Mr. Waters.
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While there hasn't been any violence in Barranquitas, the Coast Guard still stood guard as aid was handed out.
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Officers stood guard outside apartments suspected of being contaminated, the very places many residents wanted to get far from.
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The couple's home was cordoned off with police tape on Sunday and an officer stood guard at the door.
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White-clad police officers and intelligence officials carrying radios stood guard over a major bridge that crosses the Nile.
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Below the boxes of clothing, fellow prisoners stood guard, prepared to warn them if an SS officer was approaching.
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These minders took names of potential donors, followed up on constituents' questions, and stood guard against possibly offensive humor.
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The LNP and Liberia's other security forces effectively stood guard as uncertainty loomed, minimized disruption and kept the peace.
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Armed Venezuelan soldiers stood guard at the customs building, pledging to turn back any attempt to cross the border.
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His funeral (pictured) drew party leaders—and dozens of police, who stood guard amid fears of disputes between different factions.
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At one, a modest one-story brick house on the city's western fringe, armed officers wearing masks stood guard outside.
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Scores of riot police stood guard, keeping journalists and volunteers out as helmeted workers tackled the shelters one by one.
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At one, a modest one-storey brick house on the city's western fringe, armed officers wearing masks stood guard outside.
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At one, a modest one-story brick house on the city's western fringe, armed officers wearing masks stood guard outside.
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Colossal winged bull statues - or lamassus - that stood guard at the entrance to a palace lie dismembered in a heap.
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As night fell, armed police officers stood guard outside the building awaiting for Trillanes to leave, according to CNN Philippines.
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In a yard outside strewn with trash, old clothes and broken furniture, a group of police carrying assault rifles stood guard.
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Photos on social media showed emergency officials treating a victim on the grass in the area as police officers stood guard.
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A pair of stone-faced deputies stood guard, with one of the officers training a video camera on the disgraced politician.
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Catalan police armed with automatic rifles stood guard at Barcelona's Parc de la Ciutadella which houses the elegant 403th century building.
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A homeless couple in a tent on the sidewalk were having sex, tent flaps open, as their pit bull stood guard.
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Pictures released by police showed rows of pre-packaged bricks of drugs laid out on the ground as armed officers stood guard.
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Soldiers with automatic weapons stood guard outside major hotels and the World Trade Centre in the business district, a Reuters witness said.
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Protesters from various causes inched closer to a barricade line of police officers who stood guard in front of the perimeter fence.
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After the female passed, both the male and joey stood guard over the body, scaring off any other animals who came near.
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After an attack on a military recruiting centre in Tennessee last July, armed Oath Keepers stood guard outside similar offices across America.
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At the narco's mansion, Lozada stood guard while the others broke in, grabbed the man, and dragged him into a waiting car.
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At Ghosns gated villa in the Achrafieh neighbourhood of Beirut, a handful of police and private security personnel stood guard on Tuesday.
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He couldn't pick up the baby because it was too terrified, so he stood guard until it made its way back home.
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So many people would show up that police officers stood guard at some stations, like Mr. Smith's, where four squad cars kept watch.
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The building was mostly empty on Sunday and the blue hats stood guard, occupying its gates and pacing with walkie-talkies outside it.
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At a rally near the United States Embassy, female police officers holding shields stood guard as a women's group, Gabriela, held a rally.
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A few soldiers stood guard as security and local officials listened to the sermon inside the mosque, which was largely untouched by the fighting.
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Secret Service members had already posted up inside, and police had surrounded the entire block with barricades and stood guard outside the building's entrance.
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At the lookout where he stood guard every morning, he could see China, an edge of land just beyond a cold stretch of sea.
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On one recent day a phalanx of security officers in white helmets stood guard alongside barricades as people lined up to submit their documentation.
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The officers dutifully stood guard, but eventually grew weary, whistling at each other and doing jumping jacks to pass the time and stay warm.
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A group of khaki-clad officers stood guard behind protective metal barriers at one of the Stations of the Cross along the Via Dolorosa.
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For the last five months, when Ms. Kabane has needed to bathe, Mr. Nabhan has stood guard so men do not walk in on her.
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And so they pulled the horses up short, and the men stood guard, talking robustly, brandishing their weaponry while the women and children huddled inside.
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But TCF Bank quickly initiated a fraud investigation anyway, and had multiple police officers question him inside the bank while two other cops stood guard.
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Men and women in orange vests let off the gas inside areas cordoned off with yellow "caution" tape as commuters walked by and police stood guard.
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More than 400 police equipped with tear gas launchers and a water cannon truck stood guard around Congress and surrounding government buildings, which were also empty.
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Dressed in a bright red zip-up track top bearing the insignia of the Guinean national soccer team, Koivogui, a large, barrel-chested coach, stood guard.
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Streets around the bombed churches were blocked by checkpoints and heavily armed police stood guard as forensic and bomb squad officers combed the area for clues.
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Where the reservists once stood guard at the entrance, there was now only a small blue highway sign that labeled the center a POINT OF INTEREST.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)A police officer shot and killed a man who stabbed him as he stood guard outside the US Embassy in Nairobi Thursday, authorities said.
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The court was filled with the families of Roy and Carter on either side, and journalists and spectators filled every seat as seven court officers stood guard.
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Dozens of protesters later showed up there, along with several policemen who stood guard in front of the chief's home and in neighbors' driveways, the station reported.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's office while state troopers stood guard; others linked arms and refused to allow lobbyists and staff members through to the Senate and Assembly chambers.
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"Jersey Shore" star Vinny Guadagnino busted up trees, a driveway, and even cars while his hired muscle stood guard ... according to a next-door neighbor who's suing.
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As sunset approached at a Confederate monument in the city, people engaged in shouting matches, but no violence, while state troopers stood guard and helicopters flew overhead.
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On that night, in December 2009, he stood guard by the door until the morning, making sure she did not leave to try to harm herself again.
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Officers in riot gear stood guard at Kuczynski's house in the capital's San Isidro financial district as protesters called for the march to make its way there.
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Keith Schiller reportedly testified that he immediately rejected the offer, and that he stood guard outside Trump's hotel room door after Trump went to bed for the night.
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Having previously stood guard at facilities affected by the outbreak, Korea's military will now actively help destroy birds and disinfect farms to accelerate the cull, the ministry said.
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Police officers stood guard early Friday outside the kindergarten, which sits in the middle of a tree-lined residential area, next to a seafood market and small shops.
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A Rangers public-relations official stood guard, chasing away a reporter in the vicinity, providing more protection than many of the goaltender's own defensemen during a lost series.
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Others carried pet cats in boxes through empty streets or led wide-eyed children by the hand as army officers stood guard near the cordoned-off gas station.
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In Istanbul, hundreds of protesters, some carrying pictures of Nimr and chanting "Saudi Arabia will pay the price", gathered outside its consulate on Sunday as riot police stood guard.
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For years, police from London's Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) visibly stood guard outside the embassy Assange has been staying in, ready to arrest the Wikileaks founder if he left.
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Mr. Schiller told investigators that he stood guard outside Mr. Trump's door after he retired for the night, before eventually leaving to go to sleep himself, the person said.
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But employees at the home goods warehouse discovered the plan and called the cops, who stood guard in front of the furniture purveyor until it closed at 8 p.m.
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It said Saad was accused of striking the bishop three times in the back of the head with a 90-cm (35-inch) steel pipe while Mansour stood guard outside.
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They were led to trucks as a phalanx of officials stood guard, women leading small children by the hand and some carrying small bags, before being driven away towards Yangon.
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French troops, who have been used to bolster national security since a wave of Islamic State-inspired attacks began in France in 2015, stood guard at the open-air market.
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For four glorious weeks, the World Cup has also stood guard against the more hollow daily news bits that are, typically, inconsequential but usually invade my newsfeed and my thought.
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Some were later scattered through the museum, like the Australian aboriginal man who stood guard for a time outside a McDonald's on the ground floor, minus his original boomerang and spear.
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It was after sunset in Istanbul, when women were told to be home, and riot police stood guard on every block of Istiklal Street armed with rubber pellets and tear gas.
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A lion that once stood guard over a tomb in Corinth, in the sixth century B.C., has an azurite mane and an ochre body, calling to mind Mayan or Aztec artifacts.
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Armed military personnel stood guard on the ship's deck, and a dozen or so migrants were also visible, as the vessel docked at Boiler Wharf in the Maltese city of Senglea.
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Prosecutors said Saad, who had a history of differences with superiors, struck the bishop three times in the back of the head with a steel pipe while Mansour stood guard outside.
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At the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, firefighters and police officers stood guard near a wall of glass that protects the plane President Reagan used as Air Force One.
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A driver who was transporting her to a Waqt TV studio at the time told colleagues afterwards that men in army uniforms stood guard while others in plainclothes dragged her from the car.
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Also, there are no groupies in his dressing room, though they do try to get in, according to his wife, Francisca, who this evening stood guard by the door in a white dress.
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I stood guard, making sure no one tried to go in, while my boss—pressure washer and chlorine in hand—put on a mask and walked in there to clean up the mess.
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In Charlottesville, antifa joined the counter-protest to the Unite the Right rally, and as Cornel West has recounted, stood guard between a group of clergy and the armed white supremacists inside Emancipation Park.
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Around 200 riot police stood guard in Molenbeek and there was a tense stand-off with the local youths, mostly of North African origin, one of whom hurled a rubbish bin toward the police.
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He told Reuters that Bukhari had been abducted when a group of pick-up trucks stopped her vehicle and men in plain clothes dragged her way while other men in "army uniforms" stood guard.
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The three civil society figures and political activists — Felix Agbor Balla, Fontem Aforteka'a Neba and Mancho Bibixy — pleaded not guilty in a court in the capital Yaounde as dozens of security officials stood guard.
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Down the street from Mr. Blanco's store, Victor Huancollo, a 24-year-old computer science university student, stood guard at a makeshift barricade intended to keep supporters of Mr. Morales from approaching the legislature.
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The eagle statue originally stood guard above the entrance to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle building, which was demolished in 1955 after the newspaper folded and to make way for the development of Cadman Plaza.
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Much of the town came out for the procession, as the coffins wound past mud homes and a barracks where a dozen soldiers stood guard — the same one where the men were originally taken.
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The rubble the rescue workers were digging through had once been the town hall, and trapped inside was a 36-year-old police officer, Juan Jiménez, who for 18 years had stood guard there.
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A lone Texas state police officer stood guard at an exit from I-10, and when the group explained they were heading into Orange to rescue people trapped by floods, he had only one request.
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As of 2200 GMT, a few hundred protesters had gathered near the facility not far from the parliament, shouting 'Shame!' and 'Kiev, get up!' while a large number of police in riot gear stood guard.
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Oath Keepers also stood guard at military recruitment centers after the deadly shootings at two such facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in July 2015 that killed four Marines and a Navy sailor and injured two others.
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When Border Patrol agents discovered that she did not have legal status, they followed the ambulance to the hospital, stood guard outside her hospital room and turned her over to immigration custody after her release.
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Female Revolutionary Guards were responsible for security checks of women only at government buildings, and stood guard at the outdoor prayer service in the event of an external (Iraqi missile) or internal (opposition group) threat.
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Earlier in the day more than 100 riot police stood guard outside government offices in Male, including parliament, as well as at Republic Square, a site of protests by opposition activists, although the streets were quiet.
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In early August, members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans stood guard over a Confederate monument in front of the historic county courthouse in downtown Tampa shortly after another rebel statue came down in North Carolina.
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"We are ready to fill the fronts with thousands of fighters and they are ready to go," said Saleh, wearing a dark suit and speaking from behind protective glass as armed men in fatigues stood guard.
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Police stood guard at the court and surrounding area in the South Asian country's Buddhist heartland, 105 km (65 miles) north of the capital Colombo, where Buddhist monks and other local residents had sought Shafi's continued detention.
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The original caption reads: An Italian soldier, from NATO's International Security Assistance Force, stood guard as Afghan elders attended the opening of a girls high school, financed by the Italian Provincial Reconstruction Team in Herat, western Afghanistan.
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Earlier, dozens of masked and heavily armed police officers stood guard as Abdurrahman, handcuffed and wearing an orange prison jacket over a blue shirt and black trousers, was escorted into the South Jakarta courthouse by counter-terrorism officers.
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A cordon of police stood guard outside the court after Muslims, led by hardliners, took to the streets in December and November, to call for Purnama's arrest and to urge voters not to re-elect him in February.
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A spiffy tank stood guard along with a huge Turkish flag dwarfing a shepherd following black goats, while the harvesting of winter wheat proceeded on the Turkish side of the border at a leisurely pace oblivious to war.
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Police equipped with water canon stood guard as hundreds of migrants - some of whom have lived in the scrubland on the northern French coast for months or years - waited for busses to take them for resettlement across France.
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Facades of shattered buildings, fallen tiles and broken glass from shop fronts and banks littered the pavements of Juchitan while heavily armed soldiers patrolled and stood guard at areas cordoned off due to the extent of the damage.
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Cranes moved into the site and first cement was poured at a modest ground-breaking ceremony on the edge of the square, long a rallying point for demonstrations, as riot police with armoured vehicles and water cannon stood guard.
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Long before "Gitmo" gained notoriety as the prison where terrorism suspects were sent to indefinitely await trial, this no man's land was dubbed the "Cactus Curtain" by the US Marines who stood guard, eyeball to eyeball with Cuban soldiers.
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Police equipped with water cannon stood guard over the demolition, while hundreds of migrants - some of whom have lived in the scrubland on the northern French coast for months or years - waited for buses to take them for resettlement across France.
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Police in riot gear stood guard at the terminals while others searched buses and cars heading towards the airport, looking for protesters who dressed to blend in with travelers, rather than in the all black garb that has become their signature.
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The sun coursed down like a river, washing over her and the house's weathered brick, all the way to the rhododendrons in the back, which stood guard at the border where her yard abutted a small park with a pond.
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After literally running down many of their fellow Muslims, the suspect found protection -- not wanton vigilantism -- at the hands of a group of congregants and an imam at the mosque, who stood guard over him as the police came to retrieve him.
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In a photograph of the visit posted to the Twitter account of acting U.S. ambassador to South Korea, Marc Knapper, North Korean workers could be seen using shovels to dig a deep trench on the North Korean side of the line as soldiers stood guard.
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Once upon a time, this is where I stood guard as a fourth-grade street-crossing monitor from P.S. 41, the school up the block, until my boss and classmate Trippy West suspended me for reporting late at the end of a lunch period.
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It was a remarkable scene, really the ideal of America: As protesters peacefully marched down the street, police officers similarly stood guard and even interacted with some of the activists — many of whom had very loud criticisms of law enforcement — in a peaceful way.
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The cavernous departure hall of Terminal 2 was operating across two-thirds of its length, but Aisle C, where the explosion occurred, was roped off, and uniformed security personnel with black assault rifles slung over their shoulders stood guard, making it difficult to see any damage.
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LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - Members of a Muslim family in northern India said they were able to conduct the wedding of a young woman last week after neighbors from the majority Hindu community stood guard in an area that was tense after deadly violence the previous day.
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Later that evening, speaking from one of the restaurants on Acapulco's main strip, as more than a dozen federal police stood guard outside, Díaz Navarro said he was surprised by the participants' profiles at his roundtable: One was selling natural health supplements, another was asking for government housing.
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" The second complaint alleges that in February 2016, seven boys assaulted a 15-year-old girl with development delays in the stairwell of Teachers Preparatory High School: According to the complaint, two of the boys forced her to give them oral sex while "the rest of the group watched and stood guard as lookouts to make sure no one interrupted.
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A pair of fake Russian soldiers stood guard at the remains of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Hollywood Walk of Fame star, days after a man destroyed it with a pickax.
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But the shutdown's effects — especially visible on Saturday at closed or unstaffed National Park Service sites, and at checkpoints at airports and the nation's borders as officers stood guard without pay — will be magnified once the standoff seeps past Christmas, when federal offices would ordinarily be open and staffed with the approximately 23,000 employees who have been told to stay home while President Trump and Congress try to reach a spending accord.
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In case anyone missed the heritage connection, however, it was framed preshow by Vanessa Beecroft, fresh off choreographing the Yeezy experience in Madison Square Garden, who conceived a mini-performance featuring Karlie Kloss splayed out on a table as artisans from the Tod's workshops (one of whom had been with the brand for decades) sewed rough pelts into a semblance of garments on her elongated frame, and other models in similar "Me Jane" outfits stood guard, waiting their turn.
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