COMBINED LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT
(English)TEST # 25
Gunshots At Pines Apartment
Gunshots At Pines Apartment
FIRST PART of CLA (Reading)
PATROL REPORT
At 23.25
hours Thursday, 14 April 2011, the Diamond Spring Police Control received a
telephone call reporting the sound of gunshots from an apartment building in
the area of the Bus Garage (Grid reference 125/185). A police patrol responded
to the scene, arriving at 23.34 hours, finding a large number of people
gathered outside The Pines Apartment building, located beside the Bus Garage.
The patrol was directed to Apartment Number 4, where they found a male person
lying on the hallway floor, bleeding from gunshot wounds to the body and head,
identified as 46-year old Raul Mocha.
They interviewed the victim’s wife, Marcella Mocha, who identified the
shooting victim as her husband. She stated they heard a knock at the door of
the apartment and when her husband opened the door he was shot in the chest and
fell to the floor. She described the gunman
as wearing a ski mask and blue jacket. She also stated that earlier at about 21.30
hours, the deceased had an argument outside the apartment with a young male,
who had purchased a car from him. She remembered that man was wearing a red cap
and a blue jacket but did not know his name. She believed this was the same man
because the jacket was the same.
Emergency ambulance members arrived at 23.38 hours. They transported the victim to Bon Secours
Hospital . The ambulance crew notified Diamond Spring
Control that the victim was pronounced dead on arrival at 23.59. The on-scene police secured the scene and
asked Police Control to inform the Murder Squad and Forensics.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 01
Reference is made to a case reported
on 14 April 2011. Investigations by
the Murder Squad confirmed that the deceased was a 46-year-old male, who
sustained one gunshot wound to the chest and one to the head. Four empty 10 mm
shell casing were recovered at the scene:
three 10 mm empty cartridge were located on the floor outside the door
of the victim’s apartment and one was found immediately inside the door to the
victim’s apartment. Detectives interviewed the landlord of the building, who
lives in Apartment 1 ,
directly across from Apartment
4 . He stated that at 23.25
hours he heard five gunshots and when he looked out of his door he saw a tall
male person run past him down the hall and out of the front door of the
building. The man was carrying a handgun. The landlord described this person as
wearing a blue jacket and a dark ski mask. The landlord saw his neighbor lying
halfway out of the doorway of Apartment
4 . He immediately called the Police Control to report the
shooting.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 02
Reference is made to a case reported
on 14 April 2011. A search of the
area was carried out by the patrol and forensics units. At the rear of the bus garage an officer
found a red cap and a black ski mask inside a rubbish can. Photographs were
taken and these items were recovered for further examination. In addition, a
fifth 10 mm empty cartridge was found in a flower pot on the floor outside the
victim’s apartment. No other witnesses
came forward or were identified. The investigation is continuing.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 03
Reference is made to a case reported
on 14 April 2011. At 07.00, 15 April
hours the medicinal examiner’s office conducted an autopsy on the victim. A 10 mm bullet was removed from the victim’s
head near the left temple. A second
bullet had passed through the victim’s left chest area striking vital organs
before exiting the body. The examination
concluded that both shots were lethal, and either one could have caused
instantaneous death. The examination
also discovered a large contusion to the victim’s right jaw and cheek. Additionally, the victim had a blood alcohol
content level of .08 percent.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 04
Reference is made to a case reported
on 14 April 2011. At 14.00 hours, 15 April, investigators located a suspect
in connection with the shooting at the Pines Apartment. The suspect Joseph Bolt admitted killing the
victim after they argued over the purchase of the vehicle. Prosecuting judge
has authorized the suspect to be charged with homicide and held in the
detention center.
FIRST PART of
CLA (Reading)
QUESTION
PAPER - A
Family name: ..…….. First
name: …..…..………Test Serial #: …………….
Country:………………… Date:……………….……….
Q 1. Who reported the gunshots to
the Police Control?
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Q 2. What was the gunman wearing on his face at the time of the
shooting?
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Q 3. How many empty cartridges
were found in total?
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Q 4. What time and date was the
shooting reported?
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Q 5. What two items were found in
a rubbish container at the rear of bus garage?
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Q 6. What was the blood alcohol level of the victim?
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Q 7. What time and date did the
investigators locate the suspect?
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Q 8. What part of the victim’s body was a 10 mm bullet removed from?
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Q 9. How many shots were
potentially lethal?
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Q 10. What weapon was used by the
suspect?
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QUESTION
AND ANSWERS MATRIX - A
Q 1. Who reported the gunshots to the Police Control?
The landlord of the
building
Q 2. What was the gunman wearing on his face at the time of the
shooting?
A ski mask
Q 3. How many empty cartridges were found in total?
Five
Q 4. What time and date was the shooting reported?
23.25 hours, 14 April 2011
Q 5. What two items were found in a rubbish container at the rear of bus
garage?
A (red)
cap and a (black) ski mask
Q 6. What
was the blood alcohol level of the victim?
.08 percent.
Q 7. What
time and date did the investigators locate the suspect?
14.00 hours, 15 April 2011
Q 8. What
part of the victim’s body was there a 10 mm bullet removed from?
Head
Q 9. How
many shots were potentially lethal?
Two
Q 10. What weapon was used by the suspect?
A handgun
FIRST PART
of CLA (Reading)
QUESTION
PAPER - B
Family name: …..
First name: ………Test Serial #: ………….
Country:………………………
Date:……………….……….
Q 1. How many empty cartridges
were found in total?
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Q 2. What was the blood alcohol
level of the victim?
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Q 3. What part of the victim’s
body was a 10 mm bullet removed from?
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Q 4. What weapon was used by the
suspect?
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Q 5. Who reported the gunshots to
the Police Control?
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Q 6. What time and date was the shooting reported?
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Q 7. How many shots were
potentially lethal?
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Q 8. What two items were found in a rubbish container at the rear of
the bus garage?
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Q 9. What was the gunman wearing
on his face at the time of the shooting?
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Q 10. What time and date did the
investigators locate the suspect?
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QUESTION
AND ANSWERS MATRIX - B
Q 1. How many empty cartridges were found in total?
Five
Q 2. What was the blood alcohol level of the victim?
.08 percent
Q 3. What
part of the victim’s body was a 10 mm bullet removed from?
Head
Q 4. What
weapon was used by the suspect?
A handgun
Q 5. Who reported the gunshots to the Police Control?
The landlord of the
building
Q 6. What
time and date was the shooting reported?
23.25 hours, 14 April 2011
Q 7. How many shots were potentially lethal?
Two
Q 8. What
two items were found in a rubbish container at the rear of bus garage?
A (red) cap and a (black) ski mask.
Q 9. What
was the gunman wearing on his face at the time of the shooting?
A ski mask
Q 10. What
time and date did the investigators locate the suspect?
14.00
hours, 15 April 2011
FIRST PART
of CLA (Reading)
QUESTION
PAPER - C
Family name: ……..
First name: ………Test Serial #: ……….
Country:…………………Date:……………….……….
Q 1. What was the blood alcohol level of the victim?
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Q 2. How many shots were potentially
lethal?
----------------------------
Q 3. What was the gunman wearing
on his face at the time of the shooting?
----------------------------
Q 4. What time and date did the
investigators locate the suspect?
----------------------------
Q 5. What weapon was used by the
suspect?
----------------------------
Q 6. What two items were found in a rubbish container at the rear of bus
garage?
----------------------------
Q 7. Who reported the gunshots to
the Police Control?
----------------------------
Q 8. How many empty cartridges were found in total?
----------------------------
Q 9. What part of the victim’s
body was a 10 mm bullet removed from?
----------------------------
Q 10. What time and date was the
shooting reported?
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QUESTION
AND ANSWERS MATRIX - C
Q 1. What
was the blood alcohol level of the victim?
.08 percent
Q 2. How many shots were potentially lethal?
Two
Q 3. What
was the gunman wearing on his face at the time of the shooting?
A ski mask
Q 4. What time and date did the investigators locate the suspect?
14.00 hours, 15 April 2011
Q 5. What weapon was used by the suspect?
A handgun
Q 6. What
two items were found in a rubbish container at the rear of bus garage?
A (red) cap and a (black) ski mask.
Q 7. Who
reported the gunshots to the Police Control?
The landlord of the building
Q 8. How
many empty cartridges were found in total?
Five
Q 9. What
part of the victim’s body was a 10 mm bullet removed from?
Head
Q 10. What time and date was the shooting reported?
23.25 hours, 14 April 2011
Second Part
of CLA (Report Writing)
INTRODUCTION
This is the
second section of the UNPOL Combined Language Assessment. It is divided into two parts. In the first
part you will hear one person describing the mission-related topic you have
just read about in the Reading
Comprehension – it will be introduced as the Narrative. In the second part, you will hear a conversation between
two people who are discussing the same mission-related topic – it will be
introduced as the Dialogue.
Please be reminded that the use of
any computer devices, microphones, books, external notes or assistance from
others is not permitted. Candidates who fail to observe
appropriate conduct during this test will be excluded from the assessment
process. Such actions will be duly noted and communicated in writing to the
authorities of the Member
State concerned and to
the SAAT Coordinator in the UN Police Division.
You
will be given a Report Writing Form and another Blank Sheet of paper. Take
careful notes on the Blank Sheet of paper of both the Narrative and the
Dialogue. Pay attention to the important facts and key information. You will
hear the recording only one time.
Once
the Narrative and Dialogue are finished, you will be asked to use your notes from both the Reading and the Audio parts to write your
own complete police report.
You
will have 30 minutes to complete
your police report. The instructor will indicate when these 30 minutes begin.
The instructor will then announce when there are 5 minutes remaining and when
there is one final minute.
Please
do not forget to write your full name and your individual test serial number
clearly in the spaces provided on the Report Writing Sheet.
Good Luck!
At 14.00
hours, 15 April 2011, investigators located a suspect in connection with the
shooting at the Pines Apartment. An
interview was conducted at the Police Investigations Office at 14.30 hours the
same day. The suspect Joseph Bolt stated
that two days ago, on 13 April 2011 at around 16.00 hours, he paid Raul Mocha 2200
Euros for a Fiat Punto produced in 1999.
Joseph Bolt stated that the owner told him the car was in good
condition. Joseph then continued to say that he had only had his driver’s
license for six months, and this was the first time he had ever purchased a
car. He drove the Fiat Punto about 150 kilometers and found it had many
mechanical problems. He had to stop about every 50 kilometers and put water in
the radiator, and that when he tried to come to a halt, the car did not stop
well because the brakes were faulty. He
needed to drive the vehicle to his family’s home after work each day, which was
about 100 kilometers. He also expected to use the vehicle for a longer trip of
about 500 kilometers the next month. When Joseph realized how many mechanical
problems the car had, he drove the vehicle back to Raul’s apartment and asked
for his money back. Raul appeared to have been drinking heavily. He refused to hand Joseph his money and told him
he should have checked everything before he bought the car. They continued to
argue and the victim called Joseph a stupid idiot. Raul pushed Joseph and
threatened to kill him. Joseph left and stole a gun from his father’s
closet. He returned to the apartment,
and shot the victim as soon as he opened the door. Joseph then kicked the victim in the head
when he fell to the floor. He said he was angry because he spent all of his
money on the car and it was not good. He then threw the gun in the river near Lake ’s Square. Prosecuting judge has authorized the suspect
to be charged with homicide and held in the detention center.
Police Officer: I am conducting an interview in
reference to the shooting at the Pines Apartment Building. Please state your name.
Suspect: Joseph Bolt.
Police
Officer: Tell me what happened
at the Pines Apartment Building on 14 April 2011.
Suspect: I bought a 1999 Fiat
Punto for 2200 Euros from Raul Mocha on the previous day, 13 April. I just got my driver’s license and I had
never bought a car before. I needed it
to drive 100 kilometers every day from home to work and back. Mocha said the car was in good condition and
I believed him. I was desperate to get a car for work.
Police
Officer: Then what happened?
Suspect: I drove the vehicle for
150 kilometers. I found out I had to
stop about every 50 kilometers to put water in the radiator because it was
leaking. And whenever I tried to stop,
the brakes didn’t work well either. There were many other little mechanical
problems too. I took the car to Raul and
asked him for the money back.
Police Officer: When was that?
Suspect: About 21.30 hours on 14
April.
Police
Officer: What happened when
you asked for the money back?
Suspect: Raul had been drinking.
He began to argue, and said I was a stupid idiot because I did not check the
car before I bought it. He pushed me and
told me he would kill me if I came back again.
I went home and got a handgun.
Police
Officer: Where did you get the
weapon?
Suspect: It belongs to my father,
a 10 mm handgun that he keeps in his closet at home.
Police
Officer: Explain what happened
next.
Suspect: I was just going to scare
him and try to get my money back. But when he opened the door, I was so angry
that all my money was spent and he wouldn’t give it back, I shot him. I kicked him in the head when he fell to the
floor, and then I ran away.
Police
Officer: What were you wearing
at the time of the shooting?
Suspect: I
had on a blue jacket and jeans. I had a
red cap in my pocket and I used a ski mask over my face. I threw the cap and the ski mast in the trash
behind the bus garage.
Police Officer: Where is the gun now?
Suspect: I threw it in the river
near Lake ’s Square.
Police
Officer: Do you have anything to
add?
Suspect: No, that is all.
Police
Officer: Thank you for your
cooperation. This ends the interview.
Second Part of CLA (Report
Writing)
LIST OF 20
KEY FACTS
1. REPORTING
NEIGBOUR:
THE BUILDING LANDLORD
2. SUSPECT
WEARING:
SKI MASK
3. POTENTIAL
LETHAL SHOTS:
TWO
4. WEAPON
USED:
10 MM HANDGUN
5.
REPORTING THE OFFENCE:
23.25 HOURS ON THURSDAY 14 APRIL 2011
6. TWO ITEMS
FOUND:
A RED CAP
A BLACK SKI MASK
7. ALCOHOL
CONTENT LEVEL:
.08 PERCENT
8. TIME SUSPECT WAS APPREHENDED:
14.00 HOURS, 15 APRIL 2011
9. BULLET
REMOVED FROM:
THE VICTIM’S HEAD
10. TYPE
OF THE CAR:
FIAT
11. PAYMENT
FOR VEHICLE:
2,200 EUROS
12. THE
ARGUMENT:
MONEY TO BE RETURNED
13. CONDITION
OF CAR, ACCORDING TO THE VICTIM
GOOD CONDITION
14. LENGTH
OF DRIVE, WHEN DISCOVERED PROBLEMS:
ABOUT 150 KILOMETERS
15. 2
MAJOR PROBLEMS WITH VEHICLE:
RADIATOR (LEAKING)
BRAKES (DID NOT WORK WELL)
16. VICTIM
TO SUSPECT:
THE VICTIM PUSHED THE SUSPECT
17. WEAPON
BELONGS TO:
SUSPECT’S FATHER
18. SUSPECT WITH GUN AFTER:
HE THREW THE GUN IN THE RIVER
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