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Unit 12 - Hotel room theft - Unit 13 - Robbery Unit 14 ~ Taxi fraud Unit 15 - Auto theft Appendix Glossary --10 2 214 16 18 -20 24 26 28 30 32 34Descriptions: Suspects inted for armed robbery. Collins Collins is war ee Louis and fied with $500,000. robbed a bank in St. Description: Age: 35 Height: 5710" Weight: 210 lbs Build: Large / Overweight Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Complexion: Pale Sex: Male Distinctive Marks: Spider tattoo on right forearm Z overweight =| Remarks: Collins’ dress at the time of the robbery par ue jeans, a red sweatshirt and a blue baseball cap. At the time of the robbery, Collins did not have 1 faciat hair. He may have grown a mustache since then to hide his identity. ntact the St. Loui El any in n regarding Get Get ready! 1 Before you read the passage, talk about these questions. Vocabulary 1. 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What are some places that tourists walk to in your town or city? 2. Is your town or city easy to walk around? Why or why not? Chestnut Avenue Johnson street Birch Street Corner Street Reading 2. Read the pamphlet from a police station. Then, choose the correct answers. What is the purpose of this pamphlet? A to describe the Watson police force B_ to explain ways to get to the police station to promote businesses that donate to the police D_ to show the locations of different police stations Which is NOT indicated by the pamphlet? A. what street Bette’s business is on B_ how to reach the police station from the library C_how to drive from Bell's Grocery to the police station D_ what business is next to the police station What can you infer from this pamphlet? ‘A Watson does not have an airport. 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Then, choose the correct answers. 1. What is this article mostly about? Vocabulary ‘A how the police are stopping pickpockets B_ how to protect oneself from pickpockets 3. Read the sentence pairs. Choose which word or phrase best fits each blank. C how to improve the Lakeland community 1. awareness / distraction A Pickpockets create a(n) to 2. What can you infer about Lakeland? steal valuables, A It needs more police officers on duty. 8 prevents you from having B It has more crime this year than last year. your things stolen C Ithas had several homes robbed this year. D how to deal with a violent pickpocket 2. protect / victimize D [thas many tourists during the summer. A Rouisalt from pdpockats 3 Which of the following is NOT common eee pickpocket behavior? B Fickpockets____—_—_unaware people A. using violence 3. theft / personal items B stealing in crowded places A Purses often contain C working in groups B The punishment for varies D distracting people by state. 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