intercept
/ˈɪntərˌsept/Definitions
1. noun
an act or instance of stopping or diverting an object, message, or signal in its course; interception.
“The air traffic controller had to issue a code to intercept the incoming flight and guide it to the alternate landing strip.”
2. verb
to stop or divert an object, message, or signal in its course; to intercept.
“The police will intercept the suspicious package and investigate its contents.”