Sentence examples for help to the police from inspiring English sources

The mother said she made 33 requests for help to the police, to no effect.

That would be a help to the police, who otherwise must rely on observation.

The judge took note of Mr. Imron's remorse, his help to the police in describing the planning of the attack and his exhortations to his family not to follow his path of violence.

In a declaration in March, Alicia Elena Pérez Duarte y Noroña, a former special prosecutor in Mexico City for crimes against women, said L.R. could not turn for help to the police in Mexico because of "the enormous social and cultural tolerance of this abuse, resulting in the virtual complicity of authorities who should prevent and punish these violent acts".

This poses serious questions about our nation's social policies, but isn't of much help to the police officer who is approaching the house.

Besides, it was thought, the novelty of the escape would help to confuse the police.

He attempted CPR and called for help, according to the police report.

All those staying at the hotel yesterday had to register at the conference centre to help the police to establish who was missing, and to reclaim property.

Our team, led by a French gendarme officer, advises them on organisation, teaches police instructors and is helping to revive the police academy.

The witnesses erroneously reported that there were three sedans instead of two, which helped to confuse the police.

"Labour have opposed all the changes we have made to help the police continue to tackle crime.