Sentence examples for dispatcher about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Booker said one of the detectives riding with him saw the flames first and called the dispatcher about 10 p.m., then knocked on a window.

The morning after his 17-year-old son was fatally shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, Fla., Tracy Martin called a dispatcher about filing a missing person report, described his son's now-famous attire and insisted the teenager did not know anyone in the neighborhood, according to recordings obtained by NBC News.

He spent a lot of time in the field, inspecting bus depots at 4 a.m. and radioing dispatchers about buses that needed washing or repair.

On May 29 , 2002 a Long Island woman, Elizabeth Jordan, told 911 dispatchers about the brakes and said that her Chevy Blazer was careering west along the Long Island Expressway as fast as 85 miles an hour.

The wheels of justice turned quickly and when officers arrived, Klick was waiting outside still speaking with dispatchers about being shortchanged on her cheeba.

The call ends when Zimmerman gives the dispatcher information about how the police should find him (Zimmerman, that is) in the complex.

"I'm in Orlando, and I did the shootings," Mateen told the dispatcher at about 2 35 a.m., roughly half an hour after shooting his way into the club.

Adweek reported that the call is based on a real-life one that a former police dispatcher posted about on Reddit last year.

How would the mine feel, dispatchers asked, about taking the afternoon off -- and being paid for it?

The rabbi sounded distraught and confused on the tape, not understanding the dispatcher's questions about whether his wife was breathing, or whether there was a weapon visible.

"Because they are dependent on the regular force for everything, for gas for their vehicles and for the vehicles, even a very junior fuel dispatcher will know about the details of our operations," he said.