Police Vocabulary

VERBS
To rape
To apply for
To rob
To arrest
To search
To assassinate
To shoot
To be afraid
To shut shut - shut
To beat beat - beaten
To smoke
To blackmail
To smuggle
To bleed bled - bled
To spell spelt spelt
To bribe
To spend spent spent
To burglarize
To stab
To burn burnt - burnt
To steal stole stolen
To buy bought bought
To throw threw - thrown
To call in the police
To try
To catch caught - caught
To vandalize
To clean
To watch
To deal in drugs
To work
To fall down fell - fallen
CRIMES
To follow
Assassination
To forge
Blackmail
To go up
Bribery
To Hijack
Burglary
To handcuff
Drug dealing
To Kidnap
Forgery
To kill
Hacking
To learn learnt learnt
Hijacking
To leave left - left
Homicides
To murder
Kidnapping
To notice
Murder
To play
Rape
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Robbery
Between
Smuggling
Far
Terrorism
In
Theft
In front of
Vandalism
Near
CRIMINALS
Next to
Assassin
On
Blackmailer
Over
Burglar
Under
Drug dealer
PRONOUNS
Forger
Hacker
You You
Hijacker
He Him
Kidnapper
She Her
Killer
It
Murderer
We Us
Pickpocket
You You
Rapist
They
Robber
POSSESSIVES
Smuggler
My mine
Suspect
Your
Terrorist
His his
Thief
Her hers
Thief
Its its
Vandal
Our ours
PREPOSITIONS
Your
your
Among
Their
theirs
At
WEAPONS
Behind
Bomb
Me
It
Them
yours
Bullets
Arrest warrant
Explosives
Authority
Gun
Bomb warning
Jack-knife / penknife
Bulletproof vet
Knife
Cocaine
Time bomb
Control room
Tommy gun
Detectives
Weapon
DNA test
POLICE UNIT
Emergency call
Bomb squad
Emergency room
C.S.I. (crime scene investigation)
Extradition order
Computer expert
Fine
Community safety unit
Fingerprints
Control room
Fire brigade
Crowd control
First aid kit
Detectives
Heroin
Drug squad
Immigration officer
Family and child protection unit
Intense care unit
Forensic service
Patrol car
Homicide squad
Patrol leader
Immigration service
Police officer
Information
Police station
Intelligence service
Pot
Patrolman / Patrolwoman
Radio operator
Police escorts
Shift
Riot unit
Weed
Robbery squad
Wounded
S.W.A.T (special weapons and tactics)
OTHER
POLICE
Bath
3
Bread
Mother
Court
Sister
Dangerous
Son
District attorney
OCCUPATIONS
Embassy
Bricklayer
Foreigner
Businessman
Guilty
TIME COMPLEMENTS
Identification
Judge
Lawyer
Letter
Lies
Lunch
Manager
Prosecutor
Story
Trial
Underground
Welcome
Witness
Work permit
Last month
Last week
Later
Next weekend
Now
Right now
Yesterday
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Sex
Age
Height
Weight
Race
White
FAMILY
Brother
Brother/mother/father/Sister- in- law
Daughter
Father
Grandfather
Grandmother
Black
Oriental
Arab
Gipsy
Complexion (skin colour)
Dark
Tanned
Fair
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Pale
Build
Nose
Long
Fat
Short
Thin
Straight
Slender
Hooked
Slim
Snub
Athletic
Hair
Mouth (lips)
Upper lip
Bald
Lower lip
Long
Thick lip
Short
Thin lip
Hair colour
Physical features
Black
Scar
Brown
Mole
Red
Wart
Blonde / Fair
Freckle
Grey (gray)
Tattoo
Hair shape
Straight
Human body
Head
Curly
Face
Spiky
Neck
Wavy
Hair
Eyes shape
Eye
Large
Ear
Small
Nose
Rounded
Mouth
Ears
Chin
Large
Tooth / teeth
Small
Shoulder
5
Chest
Shirt
Arm
Shoes
Forearm
Skirt
Elbow
Slippers
Waist
Socks
Hand
Stocking
Wrist
Tie
Fingers
Trainers
Thumb
Trousers
Leg
T-shirt
Foreleg
MATERIALS
Knee
Cotton
Foot / Feet
Fur
Ankle
Plastic
Toes
Wool
CLOTHES
COLOURS
Belt
Black
Boots
Blue
Cap
Brown
Coat
Dark
Gloves
Green
Hat
Grey
Jacket
Light
Jeans
Orange
Jumper
Pink
Pullover
Red
Raincoat
Reddish
Sandals
White
Scarf
Yellow
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Yellowish
Shaver
MOST STOLEN OR LOST OBJECTS
Spare tyre
Bag
Student card
Bracelet
Suitcase
Briefcase
Tickets
Caravan
Tools
Cash
Travellers cheques
Cheque-book
Video camera
Credit card
Wallet
Documents
Wrist watch
Driving licence green card
AIRPORT
Earring
Airport
Handbag
Arrivals
Hub caps
Baggage claim
Identity card
Boarding pass
Jewels
Customs
Keys
Customs officer
Laptop
Delayed
Lenses
Departure
Mobile phone
Departure lounge
Necklace
Emergency exit
Number plates
Flight
Passport
Gate
Photographic camera
Hand luggage
Photographic implements
Immigration officer
Purse
Landing
Radio-cassette recorder
Loudspeakers
Ring
On schedule
Rucksack
Passenger
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Passport control
Greece / Geek
Plane
Ireland / Irish
Runway
Italy / Italian
Security check
Japan / Japanese
Take off
Lithuania / Lithuanian
To board
Morocco / Moroccan
To clear
Portugal / Portuguese
NATIONS / NATIONALITIES
Romania / Romanian
Algeria / Algerian
Russia / Russian
Belgium / Belgian
Spain / Spanish
Canada / Canadian
Switzerland / Swiss
China / Chinese
Tunisia / Tunisian
Denmark / Danish
Turkey / Turkish
France / French
Ukraine / Ukrainian
Germany / German
United Kingdom / British

United States of America / America
People must walk on the pavement

A speed road is a highway
The streets without cars are pedestrians streets
The building for religious people is the Church
The city centre is known as downtown
An intersection of two or more roads is called crossroads
Facilities to travel by bus are known as bus station
Facilities to travel by train are known as railway station
A road junction where traffic moves round a central island is a roundabout
The public office where holiday-makers can ask questions about the place they
are visiting is the tourist information office
A pedestrian crossing is zebra crossing

The signal in three colours to control road traffic is the traffic lights
Municipal offices are in the city hall
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When you need money you get it in the bank

You buy newspapers in the newsagent
1.- DEFINE
pavement
highway
pedestrians streets
Church
downtown
crossroads
bus station
railway station
roundabout
tourist information office
zebra crossing
traffic lights
city hall
bank
newsagent
2.- TRANSLATE THESE ORDERS.
1. Surrender! / Give up/in!
2. Hands on/over your head!
3. Put your weapon down!
4. Put your hands in plain view!
5. Drop the weapon out of the window!
6. Come out!
7. Come here!
8. Slowly, more slowly!
9. Quickly, more quickly!
10. Stay where you are!
11. Keep back! / Keep away!
12. Make way!
13. Move / Move on!
14. Wait!
15. Pull out!
16. Put your fingers in the air!
17. Only with two fingers
18. Turn around!
19. Dont dare breath!
20. Lie down! Get flat on the ground!
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21. Get up! / Stand up!

22. Clear off!
23. Dont do that!
24. On your knees!
25. Be careful!
26. Dont touch that!
27. Dont do that!
28. Dont cross the police line!
29. Stay calm! / Calm down!
30. Drop your weapon!
3.- TRANSLATE YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 520

OF THE SPANISH CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW.
1. Tiene derecho a permanecer en silencio.
2. Tiene derecho a no declarar si no quiere.
3. Tiene derecho a no declarar contra s mismo.
4. Tiene derecho a no declararse culpable
5. Tiene derecho a no responder a ninguna pregunta.
6. Tiene derecho a designar un abogado y requerir su asistencia durante su
declaracin y rueda de reconocimiento. De lo contrario, un abogado de
oficio ser designado para asistirle.
7. Tiene derecho a dar el nombre de la persona que quiere que sea

informada sobre su arresto y el lugar donde est bajo custodia.
8. Como extranjero, tiene derecho a informar a su embajada o consulado

sobre su detencin y a ser asistido por un intrprete gratuitamente.
9. Tiene derecho a ser examinado por un mdico.
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VERBS

To shut shut - shut

To beat beat - beaten

To bleed bled - bled

To spell spelt spelt

To spend spent spent

To burn burnt - burnt

To steal stole stolen

To buy bought bought

To throw threw - thrown

To call in the police

To catch caught - caught

To fall down fell - fallen

To learn learnt learnt

To leave left - left

C.S.I. (crime scene investigation)

Community safety unit

First aid kit

Family and child protection unit

Intense care unit

S.W.A.T (special weapons and tactics)

MOST STOLEN OR LOST OBJECTS

Driving licence green card

United Kingdom / British

People must walk on the pavement

A pedestrian crossing is zebra crossing

When you need money you get it in the bank

21. Get up! / Stand up!

3.- TRANSLATE YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 520

7. Tiene derecho a dar el nombre de la persona que quiere que sea

8. Como extranjero, tiene derecho a informar a su embajada o consulado

9. Tiene derecho a ser examinado por un mdico.

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