1 Complete the sentences with the missing word. The first letter is there to help you.
0 If you park in the wrong place, you may have to pay a f i n e.
1 The j _ _ _ _ is the person who decides how long someone will stay in prison, for example.
2 Criminals can sometimes go to j _ _ _ if their crime is very serious.
3 You can get help from a l_ _ _ _ _ to explain your rights if you are in trouble with the police.
4 People may have to go to c _ _ _ _ if they have a problem with the law.
5 If you catch a criminal, you might get a r _ _ _ _ _.
6 If criminals are caught, they receive a
  p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
7 It’s important to lock buildings so that people can’t b _ _ _ _ into them easily.
8 You can get into trouble if you d _ _ _ _ _ public property.
2 Complete the text with words from the box.
steal      climb             push           trip   fall
pull                escape          chase
There was an incident in the sports centre yesterday, when a man tried to 0 steal a woman’s bag
and run away, while she was paying at the reception desk. But the staff there were very quick –
they managed to 1_________ the thief into the car park. One staff member caught him and tried
to 2 _________ him hard to make him 3 _________ over onto the ground. And he managed to
4
    _________ the woman’s bag away from the thief. But then the thief got up and started running
again! He managed to 5 _________ over a low wall at the end of the car park, and even when
one young man tried to 6_________ him by sticking out his foot, the thief still kept running.
Unfortunately, he managed to 7_________, and police still haven’t found him.
3 Complete the sentences with the missing word. The first letter is there to help you.
0 If you park in the wrong place, you may have to pay a f i n e.
1 If you have a problem with the law, you might have to go to c _ _ _ _.
2 Police are offering a r _ _ _ _ _ if people give them information about one criminal.
3 If someone gets into trouble with the police, they may need a l _ _ _ _ _ to help them.
4 Police are always looking for the people who
  c _ _ _ _ _ crimes.
5 I’m always careful that no-one s _ _ _ _ _ my money while I’m out shopping.
6 People can go to p _ _ _ _ _ if their crime is serious.
7 Criminals must be given some kind of
  p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for what they’ve done wrong.
8 The j _ _ _ _ is the person who decides what happens to someone if they are found guilty.
4 Complete the text with words from the box.
steal               climb           push           fall            pull
escape      chase            jump
There was an incident in the main street of our town yesterday, when a man tried to 0steal a
woman’s bag. But she was very tough – she managed to
1
    _________ the bag from his hands and get it back, and then 2 ________ him hard to try and
make him
3
    _________ onto the ground. But instead, he carried on running along the street, so the police
had to
4
    ________ him to try and catch him. They lost him for a moment and thought he’d managed to
5
    __________. But just then they saw him
6
    ________ up a high tree and over a wall, and then 7________down to the ground from a high
branch on the other side. But he was too slow, and in the end the police caught him!
5     Complete the missing words. The first letter is there to help you.
0     For a serious crime, people usually have to go to p r i s o n.
1     A r _ _ _ _ _ is someone who takes money from a bank, for example.
2     Sometimes, police can see a crime happening on a CCTV c _ _ _ _ _.
3     The police in the town are working on a difficult
      c _ _ _ at the moment.
4     Sherlock Holmes always used a magnifying
      g _ _ _ _ to look closely at things.
5     If someone c _ _ _ _ _ _ a crime, the police will try to catch them.
6     A t _ _ _ _ is someone who steals things from people or places.
7     A j _ _ _ _ in a court decides whether a criminal will go to prison.
8     The town has a problem with v _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the public park.
6 Complete the sentences with words from the box. There are two extra words which
  you don’t need.
get                 solve           take     look   arrest
escape              interview       search          trip     damage
0     Some people get a reward if they help to catch a criminal.
1     The police want to ___________ any witnesses to the crime.
2     Detectives are trying to ___________ the area to find a burglar.
3     Someone managed to ___________ the burglar, so he fell and was caught.
4     Police are working hard to ___________ the crime.
5     The detective wants to ___________ the fingerprints of everyone working in the bank.
6     Someone chased the burglar, but he managed to ___________.
7     The police are going to ___________ someone for shoplifting from the supermarket.
      push          steal   solve   arrest          chase
look         jump   rob     break
1     The police had to _________ the criminal through the shopping centre.
2     Don’t leave your bicycle unlocked because someone will _________ it.
3     The police will _________ someone if they’re sure the person is guilty.
4     Sherlock Holmes used to _________ for clues with his magnifying glass.
5     The thief managed to _________ over a wall and run away.
6     Let’s hope detectives can _________ the crime committed in town last week.
7     If someone manages to _________ into a house, they will probably take something.
7   Complete the missing words. The first letter is there to help you.
0   As a punishment for a serious crime, people usually have to go to p r i s o n.
1   The police tried to catch the criminal, but he managed to e _ _ _ _ _.
2   Unfortunately, this building was badly damaged by v _ _ _ _ _ _.
3   There was a r _ _ _ _ _ _ at the local bank yesterday.
4   A w _ _ _ _ _ _ is someone who saw what happened in a crime.
5   T _ _ _ _ means taking things that don’t belong to you.
6   You may need the help of a l _ _ _ _ _ if you have a problem with the police.
7   The thief left f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at the scene of the crime.
8   The police caught the s _ _ _ _ _ _ that they think was responsible for the crime.