Sentence examples for phone police from inspiring English sources

"We become the phone police," he said.

Anyone with information should phone police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

I say it is time for the cell phone police to step forward and devise some cell phone etiquette.

Barry D. Denkensohn, a councilman from Marlboro Township known as the "cell phone police" -- he often admonishes drivers for talking while behind ther wheel -- is equally perplexed.

There is only one dissatisfied passenger, a sullen teenager who complains about the "phone police" when a flight attendant asks her to turn off her cellphone.

Indeed, the first exchanges listed in the document were by telephone, because when he called the hotel to ask about his phone, police detectives investigating the reported sexual assault listened in.

Freeing up school counselors to focus on safety instead of minor infractions such as cell phone policing may also be beneficial, he added.

The arrest came after a woman phoned police with concerns about the behaviour of a man outside the theatre.

Birt left and phoned police, she told the coronial inquest on Wednesday into the December 2014 siege.

Jonathan Gillespie, headmaster of St Albans school in Hertfordshire, said the pupils were quickly found after friends of the unwell pair phoned police.

Until, that was, Wednesday lunchtime, when an elderly neighbour phoned police to say she had found a pale young woman in distress.