Sentence examples for dispatch call from inspiring English sources

In a 911 dispatch call, Tensing, who is white, said he was "almost run over" by DuBose's vehicle, before he fired one shot, striking DuBose in the head.

Although the dispatch call didn't mention gunshots or victims, it did mention a suspect waving a weapon.

One factor Nix wasn't able control for: the information officers were working with when they responded to a 911 or dispatch call (while dispatch decisions could also involve implicit racial bias, it's not on the part of the police).

Rice was shot and killed seconds after Loehmann and Garmback rolled up on him, in response to a police dispatch call "of a male black sitting on a swing and pointing a gun at people".

I'd seen a Starbucks down the road and suggested it as an option, and he said he knew the place: "We can meet you there in fifteen minutes," he said, as though he'd just been driving around waiting for a dispatch call.

Informatics; information management; strategic planning; public health; cross program To describe the complementary usage of electronic emergency department (ED) data, coroner deaths and 911 dispatch call center data in a bacterial meningitis outbreak.

Some in the livery industry have expressed concerns about the plan, suggesting that if cars were allowed to pick up passengers, fewer would be available to respond to dispatch calls in lower-traffic areas.

The company recently released its first recording, a two-CD set by Dispatch called "Gut the Van," which actually includes live material recorded by the band itself rather than by the Digital Club Network.

In the 1980s, the Short North, so named by the Columbus police for dispatch calls that fell short of being in the northern part of the city, was the "kind of place where you locked your door and hit the gas pedal," said John Angelo, executive director of the Short North Alliance, a group of business and property owners.

Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "A Prayer for Uganda".

Long gone are the days when it cost more than $200 to purchase equipment capable of picking up dispatch calls.