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Search complete. 9 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Emergency telephone number".
Oct 16, 2026
Travel & Transport Basics in German: From Tickets to Luggage
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An emergency number is the phone number you call for urgent help like police, ambulance, or fire services.
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Emergency number, Notrufnummer.
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Saying, "Thank you for your help," shows courteous gratitude to someone who assisted you while traveling.
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5:29speaker_2HOST
Thank you for your help.
Pack Your German Backpack: Travel Essentials Vocabulary
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4:47speaker_2HOST
Emergency contact.
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4:49speaker_2HOST
Notrufnummer.
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4:50speaker_2HOST
A travel agent is a professional who helps you book flights, hotels, tours, and other services for your vacation.
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4:58speaker_2HOST
Travel agent.
Travel Customs Basics in Dutch
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Emergency phone.
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Noodnummer.
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"I need a visa" is how you would tell an officer that you require permission to enter the country.
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I need a visa.
Navigating Customs in German: From Passports to Declaration Forms
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Emergency contact number.
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Notrufnummer.
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Your arrival time tells them when you land at the airport or border crossing.
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Arrival time Ankunft site Departure time indicates when you plan to leave the country.
Car Rental German Vocabulary: From Reservation to Emergency
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An emergency number is what you should call if an accident or breakdown happens while driving.
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Emergency number, Notrufnummer.
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Roadside assistance is a service that helps with flat tires, dead batteries, and other emergencies.
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Roadside assistance, Straßenbegleitdienst.
- Case A028 - The Filicide On Russell Avenue
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1:05Stephen KnowlesHOST
On the afternoon of March 25th, 2021, patrol units from the Parma Police Department converged on a quiet single-family home at 4707 Russell Avenue.
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1:19Stephen KnowlesHOST
Moments earlier, a five-minute emergency call had reached dispatch.
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1:25Stephen KnowlesHOST
On the other end of the line was 31-year-old Matthew Ponemarenko, calmly stating that he had just killed his 5-year-old son because he was hearing voices.
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1:37Stephen KnowlesHOST
When officers arrived in the front yard, they detained a trembling, dissociated father.
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6:14Stephen KnowlesHOST
Municipal records documented prior legal trouble reaching back to 2011, including disorderly conduct while intoxicated and resisting arrest.
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6:25Stephen KnowlesHOST
The most alarming warning had surfaced four years earlier, on July 20th, 2017.
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6:32Stephen KnowlesHOST
Parma police responded to an emergency call placed by Ponomarenko's mother, reporting that her son was having a mental breakdown.
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6:40Stephen KnowlesHOST
Arriving officers located Ponomarenko and his then one-year-old son naked inside the home.
Lindsey Clancy: What’s Missing from the Timeline? | Deep Dive Part 3
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75:51Josh CarpenterHOST
All right.
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75:52Josh CarpenterHOST
Patrick testified that his first attempt to place the emergency call was delayed as the phone switched between Wi-Fi and cell service.
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75:59Josh CarpenterHOST
This completed call became a contemporaneous audio record of the scene.
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76:03Josh CarpenterHOST
It was played for jurors but withheld from public release because of its extraordinarily emotional content.
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76:10Josh CarpenterHOST
The Wi-Fi explanation has attracted severe online suspicion.
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76:13Josh CarpenterHOST
An emergency call ordinarily can use the cellular network without household internet, while a handset configured for Wi-Fi calling can encounter a handoff or network selection problem.
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76:25Josh CarpenterHOST
The public trial record made public does not contain a complete carrier and handset engineering reconstruction of the unsuccessful attempt.
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76:34Josh CarpenterHOST
The prudent conclusion is limited.