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Meanings of phoned the police in English

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Usage of phoned the police in English
1
Maurice Williamson quits because he phoned the police when he shouldn't have.
Radio NZ
2
I've just phoned the police and asked that Mr. Erlone be released immediately.
Native son
3
Someone phoned the police headquarters and reported a sizeable theft from the depot.
Silence of the grave
4
When he wasn't back by one o'clock, I phoned the police.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
5
He escaped his attackers on foot and phoned the police.
Radio NZ
6
Again, Meraz phoned the police to report the threats.
Feminist dot com
7
At the mention of the fight that had broken out, her dad had phoned the police.
Nevermore
8
If there had been no answer, she told Fred, she probably would have phoned the police.
Black house
9
A woman fearing for her safety had phoned the police earlier this morning about the man.
Radio NZ
10
Someone who knew Eddi had phoned the police.
The draining lake
11
And some publicity-craving manager eagerly phoned the police.
The Guardian
12
When his mother hadn't heard from him for two whole months she finally phoned the police.
Tainted blood
13
Delayed, the woman had arrived only after Wellauer had found his wife's body and phoned the police.
Death at La Fenice
14
After he died, you cut off his penis and then you went downstairs and phoned the police.
BBC
15
Before leaving, I phoned the police-againstLoraine's wishes, but as she'd said: You got the call, not me.
Axiomatic
16
Evi hadn't phoned the police yet.
Blood harvest
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