dispatchers

She was sure it was a "pocket-rider" - a term dispatchers use when a cell phone in a pocket or purse dials 911 when its buttons get pushed.

News for WSLS 10 2009

Hesterberg allegedly refused to provide the ranger with printed identification, and she realized he had told her a false name when she called dispatchers to verify, Levitt said.

USATODAY.com Feed 2012

Moments after she called dispatchers, motorists saw Traci Desaussure, 33, of DeLand on Interstate 4 near Lake Helen trying to run over a running Leoninas Williams, 37, also of DeLand, with her green van, a sheriff's charging affidavit states.

unknown title 2009

Police say he called dispatchers, saying he'd start shooting if officers didn't back off.

IdahoStatesman.com News Updates 2009

Clay said officers spend a lot of time calling dispatchers to get information from the databases.

Belleville News Democrat: Homepage 2009

When she called dispatchers at 10: 01 p.m. she said Morris went outside and she thought he was leaving on an ATV, Hunter said.

www.the-daily-record.com's Homepage Articles 2009

A web interface then allows Creole speaking "dispatchers" -- from anywhere on the Internet

textually.org 2010

A web interface then allows Creole-speaking "dispatchers" -- from anywhere on the Internet -- to take the SMS messages off the queue to organize and tag them.

SEIU 2010

Waist gunners, now called dispatchers, sent down large canisters of supplies from the bomb bays.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006

Waist gunners, now called dispatchers, sent down large canisters of supplies from the bomb bays.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006