Sentence examples for dispatch police from inspiring English sources

Should we trust Facebook to dispatch police to the homes of distraught users?

This requires security companies to make a decision as to what to do: Dispatch police or a guard?

Salafists attacked the U.S. Embassy and burned its school (attended by Tunisians) while the government failed to dispatch police, firemen or soldiers.

No calls were lost, and two other systems used to dispatch police officers and firefighters remained online, the Fire Department said in a statement.

If dialed from a landline, 9-1-1 remergency emergencenterthatthautomaticallylly identifies your precise location, and can dispatch police, fire or ambulance.

Computer-assisted-dispatch (CAD) systems, such as the 911 system in the United States, are used not only to dispatch police quickly in an emergency but also to gather data on every person who has contact with the police.

Early on Sunday, the authorities dispatched police to remove the vehicles, reigniting the simmering protests.

It's not obvious that dispatching police more frequently to check on people in distress will, on balance, improve overall well being.

"I don't understand the meaning of dispatching police forces and security agents to surround those who want to mourn," said Karoubi.

When she died, Mr. Pace immediately dispatched police to her home to set up a security perimeter around her house and on the water.

In the weeks leading up to the opening Milford officials have dispatched police officers up to Newington to study the traffic snags there.