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Meanings of contact the police in English

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Usage of contact the police in English
1
Anyone who can help identify those involved must contact the police immediately.
The South African
2
He asked anyone with information, including witnesses, to contact the police.
Radio NZ
3
She says anyone who has had similar calls should contact the police immediately.
Radio NZ
4
If you have any information relating to the incident, please contact the police.
The South African
5
Don't contact the police, we can easily recognize their unmarked cars.
Mindhunter
6
Anyone with information about the theft should contact the police as soon as possible.
Radio NZ
7
In the UK, anyone with information is asked to contact the police on 101.
The Guardian
8
If you have any information at all, please contact the police in the area.
The South African
9
Report abuse to the service provider and contact the police.
The Guardian
10
Anyone with any information was urged to contact the police.
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11
Anyone else with information to urged to contact the police.
Radio NZ
12
I pledged to contact the police when I returned home.
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13
The school actually found out before I did and made me contact the police.
The Guardian
14
He's urging anyone who sees people tampering with DoC vehicles to contact the police.
Radio NZ
15
And if you try to interfere, I'll contact the police.
Silent killer
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He signed off, glad Voncille would contact the police reporter.
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Contact the police across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
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