LIETUVOS POLICIJOS MOKYKLA
Policija Lietuvoje ir užsienio šalyse
(Police in Lithuania and Foreign Countries)
UŽDUOČIŲ RINKINYS
Reda Markevičiūtė
2012, Klaipėda
1
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 3
POLICE OFFICER’S DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ....................................................... 4
POLICE IN LITHUANIA ........................................................................................................... 7
POLICE FORCES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES ....................................................................... 11
Police in Great Britain ........................................................................................................... 11
Police in Australia ................................................................................................................. 13
Police in Canada ................................................................................................................... 13
Police in the Republic of Ireland ........................................................................................... 14
Police in New Zealand .......................................................................................................... 15
GLOSSARY ............................................................................................................................. 16
KEY ......................................................................................................................................... 18
REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 23
2
INTRODUCTION
The set of worksheets "Police in Lithuania and Foreign Countries” is a teaching tool
designed for the students of the Lithuanian Police School to help them learn and use specialized
professional language vocabulary and phrases related to the police officer’s job, the system of
police forces in Lithuania and abroad.
The purpose of the worksheets is to provide the students with the terminology which would
help to describe routine police officer’s duties and responsibilities, the structure, ranks and the
tasks of both the Lithuanian police and police forces abroad. Specialized professional language
vocabulary, phrases and terms cover several basic police topics, i.e. police officer’s job and daily
responsibilities, Lithuanian police tasks and ranks, and police forces abroad (e.g. Great Britain,
Canada, Australia, etc.). Worksheets will be uploaded and available for access with the help of
distance learning system “Moodle” which allows the students to check their answers, get
feedbacks and do the tasks again. The tasks will help to develop English language skills and to
consolidate the knowledge gained during the English language lessons.
ĮŽANGA
Užduočių rinkinys „Policija Lietuvoje ir užsienyje“ – mokymo priemonė, skirta Lietuvos
policijos mokyklos kursantams, siekiant padėti geriau įsisavinti pagrindinius specializuotos
profesinės kalbos terminus, susijusius su policijos pareigūno darbu, policija Lietuvoje ir
užsienyje.
Užduočių rinkinio paskirtis - pateikti kursantams terminologiją, praversiančią bendraujant
apie kasdienes policijos pareigūno pareigas, policijos sistemą, laipsnius ir uždavinius Lietuvoje ir
užsienio šalyse. Pateikti žodžiai, frazės ir terminai aprėpia keletą pagrindinių policijos temų, t.y.
policijos pareigūno darbas ir kasdienės pareigos, Lietuvos policijos uždaviniai, laipsniai, policija
užsienio šalyse (pvz. Didžiojoje Britanijoje, Kanadoje, Australijoje ir pan.). Užduočių rinkiniu
kursantai galės naudotis nuotolinio mokymosi sistemoje „Moodle“, kuri leidžia pasitikrinti savo
atliktų užduočių atsakymus, iš naujo atlikti užduotis. Šios užduotys leis geriau įsisavinti užsienio
kalbos pamokų metu ugdomus šnekamosios profesinės anglų kalbos įgūdžius.
3
POLICE OFFICER’S DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
TASK 1
Match the words on the left with the words on the right to make compound noun phrases,
e.g. administrative arrest.
1. Administrative
2. Law
3. Pepper
4. Control
5. Domestic
6. Crime
7. Local
8. Day
9. Community
10. Beat
a) violence
b) prevention
c) enforcement
d) spray
e) officer
f) policing
g) community
h) arrest
i) shift
j) room
TASK 2
Fill in the gaps using the correct form of compound noun phrases from task 1 above. The
example is given.
1. Police officers use different types of equipment to carry out their daily tasks: handcuffs, a
baton, a gun, a radio and pepper spray.
2. A ______________ patrols the downtown area, responds to calls for police service, gets
to know the community members better and responds to their problems to find the
solutions.
3. All the police operations and services are monitored and controlled in the
________________.
4. She doesn’t like working at nights, she prefers working ________________.
5. Protection of people’s lives and property, maintaining public order, traffic control and
_____________________ and investigation are the main tasks of the police in Lithuania.
6. Recently, there has been a rise in the number of ____________________ cases.
7. The police officers have to work closely with ____________________ to learn about the
problems of an area and to establish relationship of trust and confidence.
TASK 3
Match the verbs on the left with the nouns on the right to make correct phrases, e.g. to
detect offenders.
1. to detect
2. to prevent
3. to protect
4. to maintain
5. to detain
6. to ensure
7. to promote
8. to provide
9. to render
10. to safeguard
a) cooperation
b) crime
c) information
d) liberty
e) assistance
f) people
g) offenders
h) public order
i) safety
j) suspects
4
TASK 4
Find the synonyms using the phrases from task 3 above. The example is given.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
to protect human rights and freedoms – to safeguard liberty
to help, to provide assistance –
to give information –
to encourage cooperation –
to keep public order –
to stop crime from happening –
to safeguard people –
TASK 5
Use the correct form of the phrases from the exercise above to finish the sentences as in the
example.
1. To protect human rights and to safeguard the liberties of the citizens is the primary task
of the police forces worldwide.
2. Law enforcement officers from different institutions have gathered together to discuss the
ways of __________________ in the investigation of organized crime cases.
3. Police has supported the initiative of local community to install CCTV in public places
for crime ______________ purposes.
4. The police may not __________________ which is considered to be a State,
professional, commercial, trade or bank secret, except for the cases provided for by the
law.
5. Police officers must ___________________ to persons in case of traffic accidents or
other emergency situations.
6. More than 300 police officers are ___________________ in the centre of the capital city.
TASK 6
Choose a correct word to finish the sentence. The example is given.
The main tasks of the police are:
to (1) protect human rights and freedoms;
a) detect
b) prevent
c) protect
to (2) _____________ public order and safety;
a) save
b) ensure
c) bring
to (3) _______________ emergency assistance to persons when it is necessary because of their
physical or mental helplessness;
a) support
b) render
c) help
to (4) _____________ criminal acts and other violations of law;
a) commit
b) prevent
c) do
5
to (5) _____________ and ________________ criminal acts and other violations of law;
a) detect and analyse
b) detect and examine
c) detect and investigate
to (6) ____________ traffic safety.
a) control
b) protect
c) prevent
TASK 7
Match a word with its definition, e.g. an offender – someone who breaks the law.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
an offender
to escape
to arrest
a fine
a baton
fingerprints
a crime scene
firearms
a witness
10. a back-up
a) police that are called in to support or help;
b) markings of a person's thumb or finger tips;
c) money that a person pays for breaking a law;
d) someone who breaks the law;
e) weapons that shoot;
f) get away from the place that you aren’t allowed to leave;
g) to take into police control;
h) the place where a crime happened;
i) a person who sees something happen;
j) a stick that police use for controlling crowds or defending
themselves;
TASK 8
Put the police officer’s daily activities into the correct order. The first one is done as an
example.
______ Take an offender into custody
______ Fill in all the paperwork
___1__ Arrive at work
______ Arrive at the scene
______ Collect the car
______ Put on a uniform and belt
______ Have a briefing
______ Arrest an offender
______ Patrol the streets
______ Get a call
6
POLICE IN LITHUANIA
TASK 1
Look at the picture. Put the ranks of the Lithuanian police officers into the correct order
from the lowest to the highest in the exercise below. The example is given.
______ Senior Inspector
______ Commissioner General
______ Senior Policeman
______ Inspector
____1_ Junior Policeman
______ Chief Commissioner
______ Commissioner Inspector
______ Commissioner
______ First Sergeant
______ Senior Commissioner
______ Policeman
7
TASK 2
Match the police agencies with the tasks they perform as in the example.
Lithuanian Police School
Lithuanian Public Police Team “Vytis”
Lithuanian Traffic Police Service
Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau
Lithuanian Police Anti-Terrorist Operations Unit “Aras”
Lithuanian Police Forensic Science Center
1) Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau
o prevent and disclose serious crimes
o investigate organized crime activities
o conduct searches for missing people
O
o
o
o
2) _____________________
carry out antiterrorist operations
rescue hostages
detain dangerous armed criminals
neutralize explosive devices
O
o
o
o
3) _____________________
perform crime scene examination
collect evidence of criminal activities
perform laboratory tests
manage central databases
4) _____________________
o supervise the traffic on the roads
o escort the heads of foreign states
o prevent violations of traffic rules
5) _____________________
o provide vocational training
o improve the qualification of police officers
o provide theoretical knowledge and practical skills
6) _____________________
O protect foreign diplomatic offices
o patrol around the protected objects
o control public order during diplomatic receptions
8
TASK 3
Match a words and a picture as in the example.
Torch
Reflective vest
Handcuffs
1. Reflective vest
Pepper spray
Breathalyser
Baton
Gun
Holster
Radio
Speed gun
Riot shield
2. _______________
3. ________________
4. __________________
5. _________________
7. __________________
8. ___________________
10.___________________
6. ________________
9. _______________
11. ____________________
9
TASK 4
Watch a video and write a short paragraph about the police forces in Lithuania. Use the
questions to help you.
http://www.policija.lt/index.php?id=7475
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
What does the police system in Lithuania consist of?
What specialized police agencies do you know?
What are the main tasks and responsibilities of the police forces in Lithuania?
What are the rights, powers and duties of the police officers?
What equipment do the police officers use in their job?
10
POLICE FORCES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Police in Great Britain
TASK 1
Match the headings to a correct paragraph as in the example.
New Scotland Yard
From 1,000 officers to London's biggest employer
Sir ‘Bobby’ Peel
It doesn't police the whole of London
The biggest police force in the UK
The biggest police force in the UK
1) The Metropolitan Police Service is famous around the world and is the world's second largest
police force after the NYPD in New York. It's known by a number of names including the Met
Police, the Met, MPS and even Scotland Yard, the location of its headquarters.
________________________________________
2) The Metropolitan Police was founded way back in 1829. It had around 1,000 officers covering a
population of less than 2 million people. The Metropolitan Police Service now has more than 33,000
officers and 4,700 Police Community Support Officers. It polices an area of around 620 square miles
with a population of 7.2 million. But it also employs over 14,000 police staff behind the scenes
supporting front line officers.
________________________________________
3) The area of ‘Greater London’ that the Metropolitan Police covers is split into 32 boroughs,
including Lambeth, Kingston Upon Thames and Edmonton to name a few. The City of London isn't
one of them; that area is overseen by the City of London Police, and is where a lot of large banks and
businesses are based. The transport network meanwhile is covered by the British Transport Police.
This includes buses, tubes, trams and overground trains.
________________________________________
4) The Metropolitan Police Service was founded by Sir Robert Peel when he was Home Secretary.
‘Bobbies’ is a nickname sometimes used for the police that comes from Robert Peel - ‘Bobby’ being
short for Robert. Police have sometimes historically also been called ‘Peelers’.
________________________________________
5) The Metropolitan Police's headquarters is New Scotland Yard near St. James's Park Tube station
in central London. But the name comes from its original base set between two streets, Whitehall
Place and Great Scotland Yard, not far from the London's Embankment. It's not really ‘new’ - in
1890 the Met moved to New Scotland Yard on Victoria Embankment and then again to its current
location in 1967. New Scotland Yard is famous for its rotating sign, often seen on news reports on
television. The sign rotates over 14,000 times a day.
11
TASK 2
Read the text again and find the meaning of the words below, e.g. headquarters - the place
where a company or organization has its main office.
1. Headquarters
2.
3.
4.
5.
Population
Employ
Area
Borough
6. Nickname
7. Current
a) an informal name that your friends or family call you that is not
your real name.
b) happening or existing now.
c) district in a city that is responsible for its own schools, libraries, etc.
d) the place where a company or organization has its main office.
e) to pay someone regularly to do a job for you or to work as a member
of your organization.
f) a part of a city, town, country, etc.
g) all the people who live in a particular area.
TASK 3
Fill in the gaps with a correct form of the word in brackets. The example is given for you.
1. The Metropolitan Police Service is famous around the world and is the world's second largest
police force after the NYPD in New York. (FAME)
2. It's known by a number of names ___________the Met Police, the Met, MPS and even
Scotland Yard, the location of its headquarters. (INCLUDE)
3. The Metropolitan Police's headquarters is New Scotland Yard near St. James's Park Tube
station in _________ London.(CENTER)
4. The Metropolitan Police Services covers an area of 620 square miles and a ______________
of 7.2 million.(POPULATE)
5. The Metropolitan Police Service is made up of many __________departments. (DIFFER) Each
department has a different focus, but they all work together towards the vision of making
London the safest major city in the world.
6. There are over 14,000 members of police staff, carrying out 200 different roles - from entry
level positions to senior _____________ (MANAGE)
7. The Met Volunteer Programme (MVP) gives volunteers the opportunity to support the MPS in
making London the _____________ major city in the world.(SAFE)
8. The Metropolitan Police Service is working to be the best police force in the world. One way
they are doing this is by managing all their resources in a ____________ sustainable and
transparent way.(RESPONSIBILITY)
9. The Metropolitan Police Service is committed to an open and honest _____________ with the
public. (RELATION)
10. The Metropolitan Police Service is a large _____________ with a complex command structure.
(ORGANISE)
12
Police in Australia
TASK 4
Fill in the gaps using the correct word from the box. The first answer is given as an
example.
agencies
terrorism
prevention
offences
security
criminal activity
organized crime
Australian Federal Police
Four core functions – 1) prevention, deterrence, partnership and innovation.
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is the Australian government’s leading law enforcement
agency. It is responsible for investigating 2) ____________ against the Commonwealth of
Australia and advising on the national 3) _____________ framework.
At national level, the AFP works with Australian government departments, state and territory
law enforcement 4) ______________ and other partner agencies to disrupt, deter and defeat
5) __________________
At global level, the AFP operates within a large network of international law enforcement
agencies, industry partners, and foreign governments to identify and disrupt transnational serious
and organized crime.
The AFP is responsive to a rapidly changing criminal environment and has eight key
investigative priorities. These are:
 Serious and 6) _________________;

Crime operations;

High tech crime operations;

Intelligence;

Protection;

Aviation;

International Deployment Group;

Counter 7) ________________.
Police in Canada
TASK 5
Put the parts of the sentences into the correct order to get a description of the Canadian police.
The beginning of a sentence is given.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
an agency of the Ministry of Public Safety Canada.
providing federal policing services
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
13
municipal policing body,
is the Canadian national police service and
It is a national, federal, provincial and
to all Canadians and policing agencies.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) _______________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Police in the Republic of Ireland
TASK 6
Read the text and mark the statements true (T) or false (F). The first one is done as an
example.
An Garda Síochána – Ireland’s National Police Service
The Republic of Ireland has one national civilian police force, called “An Garda Síochána” (The
Guardians of the Peace of Ireland). The force, which provides both local and national policing,
is commonly referred to as “Garda”.
The Irish Minister for Justice and Law Reform is responsible to the Government for the
performance of An Garda Síochána. The Garda Commissioner is responsible for the general
direction, management and control of the force.
An Garda Síochána is a community-based organization with more than 12,000 police and
civilian employees. Headquartered in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, it is represented throughout the
country, listening to, acting for and working with the community.
An Garda Síochána core functions include:
 Crime prevention and detection;
 National security;
 Road safety;
 Working with communities to prevent anti-social behaviour.
1.
2.
3.
4.
The Republic of Ireland has a national and a civilian police force. ___F__
Ireland’s Police are called “An Garda Síochána”. _______
Ireland’s Police are responsible for local and national policing. _______.
The Ministry of the Interior is responsible for the activities of the Ireland’s National
Police. _______
5. There are no civilian servants working for the Ireland’s National Police. ______
6. Ireland’s National Police works closely in cooperation with the community members.
________
7. Ireland’s National Police is not responsible for the traffic security. _______
14
Police in New Zealand
TASK 7
Write the following numbers into the gaps. The first answer is given as an example.
11,000
12
600,000
24
400
The New Zealand Police is the country's lead agency responsible for reducing crime and
enhancing community safety.
It provides policing services 1) __24___ hours a day and operates from more than
2)____________ community-based police stations around the country. The New Zealand Police
operates by land, sea and air and – with more than 3) _____________ staff – responds to more
than 4) _____________emergency calls each year.
The Commissioner of Police is appointed by the Governor General and is accountable to the
Minister of Police for the administration of police services, whilst acting independently in
carrying out law enforcement decisions.
Nationally, the New Zealand Police has 5) ______________ Districts, which are administered
from the Police national headquarters in Wellington. A number of national service centres
provide administrative and specialized support nationwide.
15
GLOSSARY
Arrest (v) - to take a person to a police station because he or she has committed a crime –
suimti, sulaikyti;
Beat officer (n) - a police officer who walks, rides, cycles, or drives in a specific neighborhood,
known as a beat – patrulis;
Baton (n) - a stick used as a weapon by a police officer – policininko lazda;
Back-up (n) - additional personnel who provide assistance – pastiprinimas, papildomos pajėgos;
Breathalyser (n) a piece of equipment used by the police for checking how much alcohol a
driver has drunk– alkoholio kiekio matuoklis;
Briefing (n) a meeting at which instructions or information is presented to someone –
instruktažas;
Control room (n) - a place in a police station where the calls are handled and all the service can
be monitored and controlled – operatyvaus valdymo padalinys (budėtojų dalis);
Crime prevention (n) – an attempt to stop the crimes from happening – nusikalstamų veikų
prevencija;
Community (n) – the people who live in an area – bendruomenė;
Community policing (n) - a philosophy that combines traditional aspects of law enforcement
with prevention measures, problem-solving, and community engagement - bendruomenės
policija;
Criminal act (n) – an illegal activity or action - nusikalstama veika;
Crime scene (n) - a place that is being investigated by the police because a crime has taken place
there – nusikaltimo vieta;
Domestic violence (n) – a conflict that takes place in the home, especially between a husband
and wife – smurtas šeimoje;
Day shift (n) - the scheduled period of work during the day – dieninė pamaina;
Detain (v) - to keep someone in a police station and not allow them to leave – sulaikyti;
Detect (v) - to discover or catch (a person) in the performance of some act - nustatyti, aptikti;
Ensure (v) - to make sure or certain that something happens or is done – užtikrinti;
Escape (v) – to get away from a place that you are not allowed to leave – pabėgti, pasišalinti;
Explosive (n) – a substance or an object that can cause an explosion - sprogstamosios
medžiagos;
Evidence (n) – facts or objects that help to prove if someone has committed a crime or not –
įkalčiai, įrodymai;
Fine (n) - a punishment in which a person is ordered to pay a sum of money because they have
done something illegal or broken the law, e.g. to pay a fine – bauda;
Fill in (v) to write information in the spaces on an official document – užpildyti, parašyti
tarnybinį pranešimą;
Fingerprint (n) – a mark that you leave on something when you touch it showing the pattern of
lines on the skin of your fingers - pirštų antspaudas;
Firearm (n) - a small weapon, such as a rifle or pistol, from which a projectile is fired by
gunpowder – šaunamasis ginklas;
Handcuffs (n) metal rings that a police officer puts round a prisoner’s wrists to stop them from
using their hands or arms – antrankiai;
Headquarters (n) - the place where a company or organization has its main office – štabas,
būstinė;
Holster (n) a holder for a pistol which is worn either on a belt around someone’s waist or on a
strap around their shoulders – ginklo dėklas;
Hostage (n) – a person who is the prisoner of someone who threatens to kill them if they do not
get what they want - įkaitas;
16
Investigate (v) - to try to find out the facts about a crime or an offence in order to learn the truth
about it – tirti, ištirti, išnagrinėti;
Law enforcement (n) – the job of making sure that people obey the law – teisėsauga;
Maintain public order (v) - to ensure a peaceful life to the society – palaikyti viešąją tvarką;
Missing people (n) – people that the police are trying to find because their family does not know
where they are and are worried about them - dingę žmonės;
Offender (n) – someone who committed a crime – pažeidėjas;
Offence (n) – a crime or illegal activity for which there is a punishment – pažeidimas;
Police staff (n) – people working within the police forces – policijos personalas, darbuotojai;
Pepper spray (n) - a liquid substance that causes severe pain when it touches the eyes –
pipirinės dujos;
Prevent crime (n) - stop crime from happening – užkirsti kelią nusikaltimams;
Protect (v) - keep someone safe from harm, injury, damage, etc. – apsaugoti, ginti;
Provide information (v) – to give information to people - teikti informaciją;
Paperwork (n) – part of a job that involves producing reports, keeping records and writing
letters – dokumentacija;
Render emergency assistance (v) – to help the injured in an emergency situation - suteikti
neatidėliotiną pagalbą;
Rescue (v) - to save someone from a dangerous or unpleasant situation – išgelbėti;
Riot shield (n) a hard flat object carried by police officers to protect themselves during riots –
riaušių skydas;
Safeguard liberty (v) – to protect people’s freedom from being violated - saugoti laisvę;
Speed gun (n) a piece of equipment used by police officers that uses laser light to find out how
fast a vehicle is travelling – greičio matuoklis;
Suspect (n) – someone who the police believe may have committed a crime - įtariamasis;
Take into custody (v) - get a person to a prison until they go to court for trial – nuvežti į
areštinę;
Torch (n) a small electric light which gets its power from batteries and which you can carry in
your hand– žibintuvėlis
Violation of law (n) - the act of breaking the law - teisės pažeidimas;
Witness (n) – someone who sees a crime, accident or other even happen - liudininkas;
17
KEY
POLICE OFFICER’S DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Task 1
1. Administrative arrest
2. Law enforcement
3. Pepper spray
4. Control room
5. Domestic violence
6. Crime prevention
7. Local community
8. Day shift
9. Community policing
10. Beat officer
Task 2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Pepper spray
Beat officer
Control room
Day shifts
Crime prevention
Domestic violence
Local communities
Task 3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
to prevent crime
to protect people
to maintain public order
to detain suspects
to ensure safety
to promote cooperation
to provide information
to render assistance
to safeguard liberty
Task 4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
to safeguard liberty
to render assistance
to provide information
to promote cooperation
to maintain public order
to prevent crime
to protect people
18
Task 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
safeguard the liberty
promoting cooperation
prevention
provide information
render assistance
maintaining public order
Task 6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
c
b
b
b
c
a
Task 7
1. to escape
2. to arrest
3. a fine
4. a baton
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
fingerprints
a crime scene
firearms
a witness
a back-up
a) get away from the place that you aren’t allowed to
leave;
b) to take into police control;
c) money that a person pays for breaking a law;
d) a stick that police use for controlling crowds or
defending themselves;
e) markings of a person's thumb or finger tips;
f) the place where a crime happened;
g) weapons that shoot;
h) a person who sees something happen;
i) police that are called in to support or help;
Task 8
1. Arrive at work
2. Put on uniform and belt
3. Have a briefing
4. Collect the car
5. Patrol the streets
6. Get a call
7. Arrive at the scene
8. Arrest an offender
9. Take an offender into custody
10. Fill in all the paperwork
19
POLICE IN LITHUANIA
Task 1
1. Junior Policeman
2. Policeman
3. Senior Policeman
4. First Sergeant
5. Inspector
6. Senior Inspector
7. Commissioner Inspector
8. Commissioner
9. Senior Commissioner
10. Chief Commissioner
11. Commissioner General
Task 2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau
Lithuanian Police Anti-Terrorist Operations Unit “Aras”
Lithuanian Police Forensic Science Center
Lithuanian Traffic Police Service
Lithuanian Police School
Lithuanian Public Police Team “Vytis”
Task 3
1. Reflective vest
2. Breathalyser
3. Speed gun
4. Handcuffs
5. Baton
6. Gun
7. Holster
8. Radio
9. Torch
10. Pepper spray
11. Riot shield
Task 4
Students write down their own answers.
POLICE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Task 1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The biggest police force in the UK
From 1,000 officers to London's biggest employer
It doesn't police the whole of London
Sir ‘Bobby’ Peel
New Scotland Yard
20
Task 2
1. Headquarters
2. Population
3. Employ
4. Area
5. Borough
6. Nickname
7. Current
a place where a company or organization has its main office.
all the people who live in a particular area.
to pay someone regularly to do a job for you or to work as a
member of your organization.
a part of a city, town, country, etc.
a district in a city that is responsible for its own schools, libraries, etc.
an informal name that your friends or family call you that is
not your real name.
happening or existing now.
Task 3
1. famous
2. including
3. central
4. population
5. different
6. management
7. safest
8. responsible
9. relationship
10. organisation
Task 4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
prevention
offences
security
agencies
criminal activity
organized crime
terrorism
Task 5
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is the Canadian national police service and an
agency of the Ministry of Public Safety Canada. It is a national, federal, provincial and
municipal policing body, providing federal policing services to all Canadians and policing
agencies.
21
Task 6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
False
True
True
False
False
True
False
Task 7
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
24
400
11,000
600,000
12
22
REFERENCES
1. Burkšaitienė N. English for Police Law and Law Enforcement Students. Vilnius:
Lietuvos teisės universitetas, 2003.
2. Boyle Ch., Chersan I. Campaign: English for Law Enforcement. Oxford: Macmillan
Publishers Limited, 2009.
3. Ginklai ir šaudmenys //http://www.lgf.lt; prisijungimo laikas: 2012-06-27.
4. Epaulette and Muffs of Daily Uniform// http://www.policija.lt; prisijungimo laikas:
2012-06-08
5. About the Met //http://content.met.police.uk/Site/About; prisijungimo laikas: 2012-06-18.
6. World. A global presence. // http://www.interpol.int/Member-countries/World;
prisijungimo laikas: 2012-06-20.
7. Gear and equipment //http://www.galls.com/; prisijungimo laikas: 2012-06-27.
23