91.   Police received another bomb threat for a third store a few minutes later, but it turned out to be false.

92.   Police received many cases of villagers looting ballot boxes.

93.   Police spokesman Beenwell Chimswemde said police received reports that three police officers were injured and one civilian was seriously wounded.

94.   Police spokeswoman Linda Menuhin would only say that police have received warnings about plans to throw grenades or firebombs and that security was beefed up.

95.   Police then received reports of two Indian men being shot at an Indian grocery store in Carnegie.

96.   Police had also received reports of suspected thieves having their limbs hacked off.

97.   Police had received a complaint from a van driver in October last year who claimed he had been wrongly issued fixed penalty tickets for a period of three months.

98.   Police have received calls from across Canada but no breakthrough tip.

99.   Police Officer Mark Fracassini said police received a call in the late afternoon saying a former student was on the second floor claiming to have an explosive device.

100.   Police on duty received their own seder kit to eat in their patrol cars, said police spokesman Bar-Chen.