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Crime Vocabulary

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Complete the Rosco! Revise vocabulary connected to crimes and criminals!

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Complete the Rosco! Revise vocabulary connected to crimes and criminals!

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Starts with A

The police stopped me and _____ me of dangerous driving.

Starts with B

When we got home last night, we discovered that a _____ had broken into our house and stolen our laptops.

Starts with C

The police still don't know who _____ the crime.

Starts with D

The name for a person who sells illegal drugs: drug _____.

Starts with E

There wasn't enough _____ to prove that he was guilty.

Starts with F

The gang committed _____ by making fake Euro notes.

Starts with G

The judge found the accused not _____ of the crime.

Starts with H

I was furious when a _____ used my identity on Twitter.

Starts with I

I honestly didn't do anything wrong officer. I'm _____!

Starts with J

Twelve people make up the members of a _____ .

Starts with K

The gang _____ the businessman and then demanded money for his return.

Starts with L

When somebody is acquitted of a crime, the police _____ them go.

Starts with M

A _____ is somebody who attacks or threatens you in the street and tries to steal something from you.

Contains N

She was _____ $500 for speeding.

Starts with O

Another word for a crime is an _____.

Starts with P

Be careful of _____ when you go into town! They can take your wallet without you noticing.

Starts with Q

The police wanted to _____ the suspect about his alibi.

Starts with R

There have been several _____in this area. Remember to always lock your door!

Starts with S

A _____ is somebody who watches and follows another person in a frightening way.

Starts with T

A common crime on the internet is identity _____.

Contains U

The accused are to appear in _____ next week.

Starts with V

Depending on the _____ , the accused will either be sentenced or be released.

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Neither of the two _____ were particularly reliable. They both gave completely different descriptions of the mugger!

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Bored teenagers went around _____ phoneboxes.

 
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