SA VOCABULARY Crime and Punishment

Alphabet Quiz

A The police stopped me and I a I c I c I u I s I e Id Ime of dangerous driving.

B When we got home last night, we discovered that a I I I I I I I Ihad

broken into our house and stolen our laptops.

C The police still don't know who I I I I I I I I I the crime.

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

E There wasn't enough I I I I I to prove that he was guilty.
F The gang committed I Iby making fake Euro notes.
G The judge found the accused not I I I I I I Iof the crime.
H I was furious when a I I I I I I Iused my identity on Twitter.
I honestly didn't do anything wrong officer. I'm I I I I I I I I I!

J Twelve people make up the members of a I I I I I.

K The gang I I I I I I I I I Ithe businessman and then demanded
money for his return.

L When somebody is acquitted of a crime, the police I I I Ithem go.

M A I I I I I I Iis somebody who attacks or threatens you in the street
and tries to steal something from you.

O Another word for a crime is an I I I I I I I I.

P Be careful of I I I I I I
I I I I I Iwhen you go into town! They can
take your wallet without you noticing.

Q The police wanted to I I I I I I I I Ithe suspect about his alibi.

R There have been several I I I I I I I I I Iin this area. Remember to
always lock your door!

S A I I I I I I I Iis somebody who watches and follows another person

in a frightening way.

T A common crime on the internet is identity I I I I I I.

V Depending on the I I I I I I I I, the accused will either be sentenced

or be released.

W Neither of the t wo I I I I I I I I I Iwere particularly reliable. They

both gave completely different descriptions of the mugger!

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