frogmarch
/ˈfrɑɡˌmɑrtʃ/
verb
- To force someone to walk forward by holding their arms from behind, often as a way of controlling or arresting them.
- He was frogmarched into the principal's office for breaking the rules.
- The security guards frogmarched the trespasser out of the building.
- Protesters were frogmarched away from the scene by police.