Caller in a sentence

A Lakeport Twp. caller reported her bank account was hacked; A State Hwy. 87 caller reported a possible scam solicitation email; A Lake Emma Twp. caller reported their alarm company alerted him that his south door alarm was going off.

On the caller ID, a number associated with the Hawaiʻi Police Department shows up, and the caller asked for personal information.

As the crowd crush was happening, caller after panicked caller from the scene rang police and fire department hotlines to describe crowds, chaos and danger.

The Daily Caller News Foundation and Daily Caller co-founder highlighted how Trump “gave” the crowd “heart” to not run, as he notably shook his fist in the air and mouthed fight before Secret Service agents rushed him into his motorcade.

A County 13 caller reported a vehicle went off the road, and caller was concerned although the vehicle was no longer there.

A U.S. Hwy. 71 caller in the Laporte area reported someone broke into a shop, but caller did not know if anything was missing; A garage service door alarm was activated in the Cass Lake area; A shed motion alarm as activated in Helga Twp.

In an interview with BBC, cybersecurity firm Cygenta co-founder Dr. Jessica Barker said, “People tend to trust caller ID, which is perfectly understandable because in theory, it appears to authenticate the caller.

The AirPods Pro were better at isolating the caller's audio (thanks to ANC), and the caller remarked that it sounded less noisy when I was standing on the street.

The caller also stated that the stomper did contact APD officers a day prior after the caller was banging on her door.

If you have any concerns, tell the caller that you will independently check the phone number for the utility company to verify the caller’s identity and information.

Suspicious activity, caller reported two teenagers sitting on bench on second floor, caller thinks they are going to steal candy, checked on, the teenagers were just waiting for their family, Unumb Street.

Threats, caller reported female said she was going to key the caller's vehicle and break into her house.

A caller Thursday morning in the 700 block of A Avenue in Kalona reported that a subject broke a windshield on a vehicle that belonged to the caller’s granddaughter.

According to the Wapello County Sheriff’s Office, a caller at the BP Gas Station reported a male subject entered the gas station and pointed a handgun at the caller.

An officer spoke with the caller and left a voice mail for the caller’s sister to have no further contact with her.

Police say that at approximately 3:25 p.m., officers responded to the 36 block of Primrose Street in response to a report that two men, one armed with a handgun, had allegedly entered the caller’s residence and threatened to kill the caller.

The call appears to come from the St. Cloud Hospital, via a practice called "caller ID spoofing," where the scammer alters the caller ID.

In this case, the caller desires the well-being of the victim, even though the desire itself is the caller's own.

The walkthrough usually proceeds in the order of the moves as they will be done with the music; in some dances, the caller may vary the order of moves during the dance, a fact that is usually explained as part of the caller's instructions.

A caller at 3:40 p.m. on April 18 reported that a party could possibly have been checking doorknobs inside of the building.