Put on Foot Patrol
1. To work a job which involves walking or standing for the full duration of the shift.
2. To make someone walk to their destination, particularly if they are in your car or home.
2. To make someone walk to their destination, particularly if they are in your car or home.
1. five-o got put on foot patrol, Britney ain't finding a john tonight.
2. A: How'd you and Britney go last night?
B: She's a tease, so I put her on foot patrol in the middle of The 101.
2. A: How'd you and Britney go last night?
B: She's a tease, so I put her on foot patrol in the middle of The 101.