Sentence examples for police frequency from inspiring English sources

A man in Astoria, Queens, Daniel Delise, 48, was arrested on April 16 after using a police frequency to make a false call about an officer in need of assistance in the neighborhood, the police said.

He often tuned into the police frequency on a transistor radio, Wynn said, a habit he continued until he died.

When we'd covered some distance, he handed out walkie talkies set to the police frequency to a few of the "customers" (he'd asked us each to give him twenty dollars).

A cameraman, Joe Loder Bill Paxtonn), explains that he and his ilk tune in to police frequencies, and hurry to the scene.

Making a call over police frequencies, a big step beyond a phone call, has never been easier, Mr. Geis said.

Why else would he and his friend Lucius spend an evening sitting in a parked car, tuning in to police frequencies and listening for the sort of misdemeanors to which, in the old days, they might have put a halt?

Breaches in police frequencies are infrequent, the police said, although just a day before the man's first threat, a similar episode occurred in Queens when a different-sounding voice repeatedly shouted "Officer down!" and gave a location.

So confident was the government of the benefits of Tetra that it sold off the existing police frequencies as part of the £20bn auction of licences for the next generation of mobile phones.

A parallel search for the culprit seems to be underway within the community of amateur radio operators and those known as scanner buffs — people who listen to police frequencies at home.

Hearing the call crackle over the police radio frequency, he and his partner responded.

He said the number of armed officers on the streets had increased, and claimed the safety of people was not just about overall numbers of police but frequency of patrols and funding for the intelligence services.