Sentence examples for communicate with police from inspiring English sources

The Army blew through occasionally but did not communicate with police.

One female hostage, apparently trying to communicate with police, was filmed drawing her finger across her throat.

Rather than reducing crime and violence, the practice likely alienates minority youth and prevents the people we want to communicate with police from even approaching them.

Like doctors on call at a hospital, the managers cover shifts during which they communicate with police and fire officials less familiar with the challenges of working in the subway system.

Henein indicated to the judge that she intended to question the witness about other times she called the police that year to establish "she knows how to pick up the phone and communicate with police".

Many of the 100 officers assigned to presidential security duty were unable at times to communicate with police dispatchers or with one another during the president's fund-raiser at a downtown theater, said Barry Donelan, president of the Oakland Police Officers Associationn.

THE methods of communicating with police officers and scheduling their court appearances are antediluvian.

The inquest heard Monis never communicated with police, preferring to use hostages as intermediaries, including in calls to media such as ABC Radio National and 2GB.

But overcoming his fear as he remained undetected, he began communicating with police outside via text message, sending them "tactical elements such as his location inside the premises" as well as what the attackers were saying, a source said.

Over the next two hours, Mateen holed up in a bathroom and communicated with police, apparently over his cellphone.

Ramirez's father, he said, later obtained text messages from his son's phone showing he was communicating with police about Harger that night.