kept as a prisoner by a person or organization and may be killed if people don!t do what the person or organization are demanding. 1 steals thing's from people’s pockets and handbags in crowded places. |
m takes part in a secret plan to do something against the law. |
n keeps going back to a life of crime even after being punished. In other words, an. incurable criminal. o marries illegally because he or she is already married to someone else. p deliberately kills someone. |
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Follow up Read through the following newspaper extracts and fill in the missing words in the headlines. The word is either a type of crime or a type of criminal. Choose from the words in the previous five exercises. |
1 —____________ CAUGHT IN CELLAR Last night the police broke into the cellar of a house in High gate and found thousands of newly-made twenty pound notes which |
2 ______________ IN PEMBROKE PARK The mutilated body of 19-year-old Sam Robertson was found yesterday in Pembroke Park. The police say he was stabbed fourteen times with |
3 DARING ________________ FROM NATIONAL GALLERY A famous painting by the Dutch artist, Rembrandt, has disappeared from the National Gallery in London. It was taken some time during the night of August 3rd. The police think it may be the work of an international KltnK (,f |
4 FIFTH_________________ IN WILSON DRIVE When Mr and Mrs Simmons return«! home last night from the theatre th«y found that someone had broken into theiT house and taken a TV wit, « vititm, £250 and a valuable diamond nooklut» This is Use lift |
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__ ____________ CAUGHT IN PHONE BOX 28-year-old Dwight Kelly was caught last night by detectives when he tried to pick up £250,000 from a phone box in Manchester. This was the sum he had demanded for the safe return of the 7- yeas’-old son of property millionaire Frank Groves who |
7 91-YEAR-OLD__________________ TOOK CLOTHES FOE GRANDDAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY PRESENT 9i-year-old Agnes Drew took £40 worth of clothes from Marks & Spencer to give to her 16-year-old granddaugher, Carol, for her birthday. ‘1 couldn’t afford to buy her anything,’ she said, ‘so I decided to 9 ______________ - ATTEMPT FOILED Prince Charles came close to being shot yesterday afternoon while inspecting a factory in Gateshead. Police spotted a man with a high power rifle in the top window of a building minutes before tho Print* -vas due to pass by. If he had not been spotted the chances are that |
BANK________________ CAUGHT BY LOCAL DOG When a man walked into Barclays Bank in Brighton and demanded £10,000 from, the cashier he got the shock of his life when a huge Alsatian dog suddenly attacked him. It belonged to one of the bank’s customers who was waiting in the queue. When he realised what was happening he immediately told his dog, Prince, to 8 ______________ FREED Teresa Black, the 17-year-old schoolgirl and her boyfriend, 21-year-old David Barker who were captured by guerillas while on holiday in Nepal, have been allowed to go free. A spokesman for the |
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Oscar-winning actress Amanda Milligan is suing the Daily Mirror newspaper for________________ after an article was published last Saturday claiming that Miss Milligan had undergone extensive plastic surgery to alter her looks arid figure. This is not the first time |
Idioms to do with crime (a) Match the idioms 1-15 with the correct definitions o-o. Write your answers in the boxes on the page opposite. |
1 a con trick 2 a fence 3 an inside job 4 blow the whistle on someone/something 5 case a joint 6 catch someone red- handed 7 cook the books 8 do a bunk 9 do time 10 tall off the back of a lorry 11 go straight 12 get off scot-free 13 grease someone’s palm 14 joy-riding 15 launder money |
a (of goods) to be stolen b bribe someone c discover someone in the act of committing a crime d a dishonest trick played on someone in order to get money from them e legitimize money obtained illegally f publicly reveal something illegal or dishonest g stealing a car and driving it, often dangerously, just for fun h examine or inspect the place you intend to rob i someone who buys and sells stolen goods j avoid punishment completely k falsify a company’s accounts; cheat at bookkeeping i a crime committed by someone connected with the place or a/firm where the crime took place m serve a prison sentence r; give up a criminal way of life; not break the law again o disappear without telling anyon« where you are going |
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