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Stakeout

Definition:

A stakeout refers to a surveillance operation conducted by law enforcement agencies or private investigators, where a specific location or individual is observed for a prolonged period. It involves monitoring and gathering information discreetly to catch criminals or gather evidence.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The police set up a stakeout outside the suspect's residence to monitor his activities.

2. The private investigator conducted a stakeout at the park, waiting for the meeting between the two suspects.

Verb:

1. The detectives plan to stakeout the warehouse tonight to catch the gang members in the act.

2. We need to stakeout this area to determine if there is any suspicious activity.

Adjective:

1. The stakeout operation was kept secretive to avoid alerting the suspect.

2. The detectives used binoculars for an effective stakeout surveillance.

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