1.

Prison: Jail or unit where inmates are enclosed

2. Burglar: Who commits burglary.
3. Police: Institution in charge of maintaining public order and security of citizens.
4. Robber: Who commits rob.
5. Victim: Person affected by a crime.
6. Witness: Person who is able to vouch for an event to have knowledge of it
7. Suspect: Person who gives reasons to believe that he has committed a crime.
8. Hotel: Is a conditioned building to provide accommodation service to people.
. !"ie#: Who commits a theft.
1$. %ur&erer: Who commits a morder.
11. Receipt: Proof of a payment made
12. Statement: A communication or declaration in speech or written e!plaining
facts particulars etc about a crime.
13. 'riminal: Who commits a crime
14. (eig"bour: Is a person who lives near you in the same street or building.
15. )un: Is a normally tubular weapon or other device designed to shoot bullets or
other material.
16. Restaurant: is a place which prepares and serves food and drink to customers
17. Village: Is a community larger than a hamlet but smaller than a town with a
population ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand
18. %one*: A medium that can be e!changed for goods and services and is used as a
measure of their values on the market.
1. P"otograp": "he process of capture and pro#ect images.
2$. +lat: Is a housing unit consists of one or more rooms designed to provide
complete facilities for an individual or a small family
21. Bullet: A usually metal pro#ectile that is e!pelled from a firearm especially a
rifle or gun.
22. Button: A generally disk$shaped fastener used to #oin two parts of a garment by
fitting through a buttonhole or loop.
23. Ban,: It is a financial company that is responsible for raising resources in the
form of deposits and lending money.
24. 'rime: Is any act or willful omission punishable by law