duty sergeant

Do I talk to you or to the duty sergeant?

"We need to get a report from the duty sergeant in charge."

A duty sergeant, another young woman, looked up from her desk and came to the window.

I, as duty sergeant, should have spotted the problem at once.

The phone rang at the other end, and the duty sergeant answered.

"Then when you are sober, report to the duty sergeant for an assignment not with me!"

You, go get the duty sergeant and summon more guards.

Back in his office, van Effen asked to see the duty sergeant.

The boy jerked his head at the doors: "You'll have to show this to the duty sergeant inside."

The Street Duties sergeant at the police station had given him a hard time.

In his office at the castle he summoned duty sergeant Packard.

'Yes, sir,' said Charlie, surprised to find the duty sergeant standing by his side.

They're foreigners,' the duty sergeant said, speaking out of pity, not prejudice.

Bond waited until they had reported to the duty sergeant and had gone up to their room before he answered.

You will report to the duty sergeant, who will guide you from there.

The duty sergeant looked up from his paperwork.

Mrs. Martin's first husband was an active duty sergeant in the Army.

The apologetic duty sergeant who'd reported the alleged shooting.

Bob Lucas, the duty sergeant, frowned and raised one shoulder in a half-shrug.

The duty sergeant knew him by voice.

A duty sergeant was standing over her.

Inside were the duty sergeant and two corporals.

The duty sergeant and constable were here by shortly after midnight, but found nothing and no one.

She asked for the duty sergeant.

But I phoned Headquarters and spoke to the duty sergeant, just to make sure.'