Patrol

Patrols, known as pillager patrols $$, are common naturally spawning groups of pillagers.

Spawning
Patrols spawn as a group of 5 pillagers $$ or 2–5 illagers $$ (all pillagers except in hard difficulty, which has a 20% chance for any pillager to spawn as a vindicator instead), one of which is the raid captain. The raid captain wears an ominous banner on its head. The other illagers follow the leader.

Java Edition
Patrols spawn in any biome (except mushroom fields and its variants) at light level 8 or lower, only at night, like monsters.

Patrols spawn naturally after the world age reaches 100 minutes (5 in-game days), then after a delay between 10–11 minutes an attempt is made to spawn a patrol with 20% chance of success; after an attempt is made the delay is reset.

Bedrock Edition
Patrols spawn around 24–48 blocks away from the player (or more than 48 blocks away from the player if they are in a village) in, ,, , , and biomes, as well as their variants on sand, grass block, podzol, coarse dirt or on snow. Although villages can generate in snowy tundra, patrols cannot spawn there. They can also spawn in giant tree taiga biomes, although villages cannot generate there. Patrol spawn on solid block at surface, like monsters. On Easy difficulty, patrols can only spawn at light level 0–7 on the surface. On normal and hard difficulty, patrols can spawn in any light level.

Patrols spawn naturally after the world age reaches 100 minutes (five in-game days), then after a delay between 5–6 minutes an attempt is made to spawn a patrol (20% chance of success), repeating the delay and spawn attempts.

In Bedrock Edition 1.13.0 Patrols spawn around 24–48 blocks away from the player (or more than 48 blocks away from the player if they are in a village) in any biomes except in, , and biomes. Additionally patrol can spawn in biomes where common monsters cannot spawn such as in:

Patrols spawn naturally after the world age reaches 100 minutes (five in-game days), then after a delay between 10–11 minutes an attempt is made to spawn a patrol (20% chance of success), repeating the delay and spawn attempts.

Behavior
Patrols seek villages, wander around, and attack nearby players, villagers (adult villagers only $$), iron golems, snow golems and wandering traders. The patrol members' heads turn to follow a player who looks at them or attracts their attention. A player who approaches within 10 blocks of the patrol provokes them into loading their crossbows and attacking, and pursuing if the player flees. The pursuit lasts until the player dies or gets 10 blocks away.

In java edition. if a illager(including evokers, illusioners, ravagers and vindicators. Even they don't spawn in patrols naturally) or witches nearby a patrol captain. They would join this patrol proactively.

Although evoker, illusioner and witch in patrol will wander around as patrol behavior. But they don't "look at target and attracts their attention" as other illager member in patrol. Evoker and illusioner will cast spell to attack this mob and the witch still wander around.

If a "Johnny"vindicators join in a patrol. All the member of this patrol will attack every mob isn't illager like "Johnny"vindicator's behavior. Even pillager, evoker and his vexes, illusioner, witch and ravager haven't "Johnny" tags.

$$ when one of illagers are attacked, they will alert nearby illager within 10 blocks to attack the same target in a swarm. The attacker can be any mob and doesn't need to be a player, and the distance between attacker and patrol can be up to 64 blocks away from alerted illagers.

The patrol captain always drops an ominous banner upon death.

Bad Omen
Upon killing a patrol captain, the player receives the effect for 100 minutes (displayed as infinite on Java Edition), which has no consequences unless the player enters a village. Upon entering a village, the effect is removed from the player and a raid spawns nearby after about five seconds. In Java Edition, the level of the Bad Omen determines the chance of enchantment on raid member's weapons, and additional waves. The number of waves depends on the difficulty. The effect can be removed by drinking milk.