Sentence examples for touch with police from inspiring English sources

The killers may have been in touch with police and politicians.

He appealed for anyone with information that could help locate the family to get in touch with police urgently.

"It is not for the office to get in touch with police if a crime is committed," he said.

The FBI would not confirm reports that it has been in touch with police in Maine investigating the alleged involvement of an American recruited to al-Shabaab.

DS Alan Clark, who is leading the inquiry, urged anyone who had made contact through the website to get in touch with police.

He added: "We are appealing for any members of the community who have seen anything or who have any information about this incident or who know the man's identity to get in touch with police as soon as possible".

Ms Mjadzelics told police she had been in touch with senior police officers - angry that nothing had been done about Watkins in 2008.

My solicitor has been talking to the police for some time now so I have effectively been in touch with the police.

There, she called her mother, who got in touch with the police.

Craig Spaulding works with the city's homeless population, work which has brought him in touch with the police.

They were the first people I rang and they told me to get in touch with the police.