STOLEN FIREARM AT JORDAN FPU FIRST PART of CLA (Reading)
PATROL REPORT
On 17/06/2012 at11:45 hrs, CT-1 while on patrol with LNP
counterparts received a call from team leader Congo town MTS that there was a
report of a stolen firearm at Jordan FPU based at German Embassy about 100
meters from Zone 3 Base Depot along Tubman Boulevard Road. On arrival at the
scene, patrol team met the Operations Officer Hussein Zaarour, FPU 9165,
contact# 05576858, who gave the information that on the 16th June 2012 at
around 2100 hrs, two unknown persons snatched the rifle M16 with nil
ammunition, serial # 8194300/301 from an FPU officer Maher, while on official
duty at the southern watch tower facing the ocean. He also informed that both
of them ran with rifle towards the Eastern side out of the compound and one of
them was wearing a black short and a red T-shirt. A search was mounted
immediately but no recovery was made. LNP officers took the report at the
scene.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 1
On 22/06/12, victim/witness Al Khatib Maher, ID # FPU- 009540,
male, age 26, Jordanian, FPU officer during an interview with CSD officers told
that on 16th June 2012 at 1800 hrs, he resumed duty at the beach gate. While on
duty he saw one Liberian by the name of ERIC, who came with another unknown one
at the gate and became to beg him for food but in reply Maher said that the
food was yet to be prepared and asked them to wait. But all of a sudden, they
started to bang the gate, yelling that "we need food" and continued
hitting on the gate until it opened. When gate got opened, Maher stepped down
from the post to close the gate, and while closing the second part of the gate,
butt of the M-16 rifle dropped down then Eric came and snatched the weapon and
started running. Officer Maher ran behind them but he couldn’t get them. On the
same date, the team was able to recover the pair of slipper left by one of the
suspect more or less 50 meters away from gate along the shoreline and also
officer confirmed the clothes recovered from more or less 200 meters away from
the main road as the same clothes that were worn by suspect ERIC during the
time of the incident. The recovered evidence of pair of slipper and clothes
were handed over to LNP CSD counterpart for custody.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 2
On 25/06/2012, at 1000 hrs, with reference to the above mentioned
robbery case, UNPOL CSD/IAU Advisor Nail Duzcu and Mohamad Altarawneh with LNP
counterparts Johnny B. Dean and Mohammed Keita proceeded to Jordan FPU in order
to have a meeting regarding status of the case. Then the team proceeded to West
point to check the suspect Eric’s friend. His friend Elijah Sam, male, age 32,
resident of West point was arrested, transferred to LNP/HQ ARU and released
after getting statement and a photograph of the main suspect. The suspect's
photo was distributed to LNP Charge of Quarter and Patrols.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 3
On 25/06/2012 at 1300 hrs, an incident of armed robbery had taken
place in Christian Community, Paynesville, Liberia and reported at Zone 5 Depot
2 that some unknown men robbed a house. The owner of the house told that
suspects, five in number, forced his front door at 00.45 hrs, gained entry into
his house and made away the properties. Morlah Turlay, commonly called
WALKING STICK, male, age 20, resident of Christian Community, Pipeline, and
Paynesville was arrested on the same day based on description of house
owner/witness of the incident. Other offenders are still at large.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 4
On 24/07/2012, UNPOL Mohammad Altarawneh, CP3945 CSD/IAU, at 10:30 hrs.
together with officer in charge LNP Congo Town MTS Walter B Wray responded to
information received through their informers regarding the location of the main
suspect. The suspects Eric Diah, male, age 22, and Kormah Jalloh, male, age 26,
were arrested. The team in guidance of the suspects recovered rifle of the same
type at 11:22 hrs. from MVTC Compound – Paynesyville where it was found under
the ground covered with tree leaves. At 12:05 hrs. Deputy Commander of Jordan FPU
together with OIC FPU Coordinator came to LNP HQ and made confirmation of the
serial number of the rifle. LNP CSD took over the case and started further
investigation, taking the statements of suspects in details. The rifle was
handed over to LNP Forensic team for examination and getting out one round of
ammunition which was jammed inside it. Investigation continues.
FIRST PART of CLA (Reading)
STOLEN FIREARM AT JORDAN FPU
QUESTION PAPER - A
Family
Name:………………...First Name…………….Test Serial #:………….
On Sunday 23 March 2008, at 13.30 hours a man who identified himself as
Joseph Alba, entered Police Station # 2 in Monrovia and said that a group of wild dogs
had attacked his son. The man was escorted to the interview room by the duty
officer. The man told the officer that at 10.30 hours his son, John Alba, had
been playing in front of their house located at Low Street, when suddenly three dogs
attacked his son. The man said that the largest of the three dogs, a white
male, approximately 40 kilos in weight, seemed to be the pack leader of the
three dogs. The other two dogs were not as big as the pack leader, and only
weighed about 25 kilos each. One of them was all brown and the other was black
with a white spot on its chest. They were not wearing collars or identification
tags. The officer asked if the man's son was still at home. The man informed
the officer that an ambulance had taken his son to a local hospital for care
and that his wife had gone with the boy in the ambulance.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 1
On Sunday 23
March 2008, at 14.30 hours, a Liberian National Police (LNP) officer was sent
to the local hospital to inquire about the nature of the boy's injuries. The
doctor told the officer that the child had been bitten in the face and needed
12 stitches to close that wound. He had also been bitten on both arms and
severely bitten on the right hand. There were two areas on the right arm that
required three stitches each and the index finger on the child's right hand was
being surgically repaired at that time. The officer asked the doctor to call
the police station with more information if there was any change in the
condition of the child.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 2
An LNP officer
interviewed the child's mother, Regina Alba, at the local hospital immediately
after interviewing the doctor. She told the officer that her son was playing
with a small red ball in front of their house when three dogs attacked him. She
said that she had seen the dogs in the area the day before, and that they had
tried to bite other people. Regina
also stated that she yelled at the dogs during their attack on her son and
tried to beat them off with a stick, but they did not stop attacking him. The
officer noticed that the mother's left hand had also been bitten. Regina was treated my
medical staff immediately after the interview
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 3
On Sunday 23 March 2008, at 18.00 hours, two police officers from Station #
2 were sent to Low Street
to investigate the group of dogs that had attacked the child earlier that day.
Upon arrival, they noticed a black dog with a white spot on its chest running
into an abandoned building on the west side of the street with a red ball in
its mouth. The officers proceeded into the building and saw all three dogs
together, fighting over the red ball. The first officer yelled at the dogs and
the largest one, the white dog turned to face the officers and started
growling. The officers could see that there were no collars or identification
tags on any of the dogs. Suddenly, the white dog attacked the two officers. The
first officer drew his 9mm pistol and fired three times, killing the large
white male dog. As the first officer had fired his pistol, the other two dogs
began to attack. The second officer fired his 9mm weapon at the remaining two
attacking dogs five times, killing them both.
FOLLOW-UP REPORT # 4
On Monday 24 March 2008 at 13.00 hours around 50 people assembled outside
the Main Police Headquarters in Monrovia
protesting against the dog problems in the city. During the demonstrations they
shouted slogans about why the authorities did not do more to stop the number of
wild dogs running around Monrovia.
They complained about how unsafe it was for children to play outside. The
Station Commander approached the leader of the demonstration, Ms. Elisabeth
Johnson, and said that they had to stop their activities as they were unlawful.
The demonstrators, after some discussion, accepted the order from the police
and left the area about 14.15 hours.
FIRST
PART of CLA (Reading)
QUESTION
PAPER - A
Family Name:…………...First Name……………….Test Serial #:………….
Country:……………… Date:……………………
Q1: How many dogs attacked the boy?
Q2: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
Q3:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
Q4: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
Q5: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
Q6: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
Q7: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
Q8:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
Q9: In what type of the building were the
dogs shot?
Q10: How many rounds of ammunition were fired at
the dogs?
QUESTION
AND ANSWERS MATRIX - A
Q1: How many dogs attacked the boy?
THREE
Q2: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
40 KILOS
Q3:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
BLACK AND
WHITE
Q4: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
HER LEFT HAND
Q5: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
9 mm PISTOL
Q6: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
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Q7: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
STICK
Q8:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
TWO
Q9: In what type of building were the dogs
killed?
ABANDONED
Q10: How many rounds of ammunition were fired at
the dogs?
EIGHT
QUESTION
PAPER - B
Family Name…………….…...First Name………………….Test Serial #:………….
Country:……………………… Date:……………………
Q1: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
Q2: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
Q3: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
Q4: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
Q5:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
Q6: In what type of the building were the
dogs shot?
Q7: How many rounds of ammunition were fired
at the dogs?
Q8: How many dogs attacked the boy?
Q9: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
Q10:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
QUESTION AND ANSWERS MATRIX
- B
Q1: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
HER LEFT HAND
Q2: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
9 mm PISTOL
Q3: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
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Q4: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
STICK
Q5:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
TWO
Q6: In what type of building were the dogs
killed?
ABANDONED
Q7: How many rounds of ammunition were fired
at the dogs?
EIGHT
Q8: How many dogs attacked the boy?
THREE
Q9: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
40 KILOS
Q10:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
BLACK AND WHITE
QUESTION PAPER - C
Family Nam……………….…...First Nam……………. Test Serial
#:………….
Country…………………………… Date:……………………
Q1: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
Q2:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
Q3: In what type of the building were the
dogs shot?
Q4: How many rounds of ammunition were fired
at the dogs?
Q5: How many dogs attacked the boy?
Q6: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
Q7:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
Q8: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
Q9: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
Q10: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
QUESTION
AND ANSWERS MATRIX - C
Q1: What was the tool used by Ms. Alba to
protect her son?
STICK
Q2:
How many persons were injured during
the dog attack?
TWO
Q3: In what type of building were the dogs
killed?
ABANDONED
Q4: How many rounds of ammunition were fired
at the dogs?
EIGHT
Q5: How many dogs attacked the boy?
THREE
Q6: How heavy was the leader of the dogs?
40 KILOS
Q7:
What were the colors of the dog
initially recognized by the police officers on 23 of March?
BLACK AND
WHITE
Q8: Which part of the mother’s body was
bitten?
HER LEFT HAND
Q9: What were the type and the caliber of the
weapon used by police officers?
9 mm PISTOL
Q10: How many stitches in total did the child
receive at the local hospital?
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NARRATIVE
On Sunday 23 March 2008, at 13.30 hours a man called Joseph
Alba entered Police Station #7 and said that a group of stray dogs had attacked
his son John. The son had been taken to
the hospital for treatment and the police officers shot the dogs later that
day.
On Monday 24 March 2008 at 13.00 hours about 50 people
assembled outside the Main Police Headquarters protesting against the situation
in the city regarding stray dogs. Ms.
Elisabeth Johnson, a primary school teacher, was the leader of the
demonstration. She had witnessed the incident with the boy and the dogs and was
called in for a statement.
She came to the Monrovia
police station # 2 on Tuesday 25 March 2008 at 10.00 hours to give her witness
statement. She confirmed that she was
the founder and the leader of the organization PEOPLE AGAINST DOGS (PAD) which
was responsible for the demonstration the day before. The organization was established in 2006 to
fight against the stray dog situation in the city which has been threatening
the safety of its inhabitants. Ms. Johnson was also concerned about the dogs’
welfare and questioned why the police consistently responded to these incidents
by killing them. She was of the opinion
that the police had more important things to do and that the problem with the
aggressive dogs was more of a community responsibility. Lack of trash services, as well as the
absence of dog shelters and poor veterinary services were the main reasons for
problems with the stray dogs. Her organization delivered three petitions to the
office of city Mayor on the issue in the past.
Ms. Johnson further stated that she had witnessed the
situation with John Alba and the dogs on Sunday. All three dogs had been dirty and in a
generally poor state. It seemed to her that the dogs thought the boy had
brought them food in the plastic bag he was carrying. When they understood that
he did not bring them anything, they attacked the boy and seriously bit him in
the face and on his body. She noticed
that the ambulance came and took the boy to the hospital.
She learned later that the police killed the three dogs
without trying to catch them and bring them to the veterinarian. She clearly
stated that the police should be more observant towards the local people and
how they treated the dogs in the city and cooperate with the community to find
better solutions.
DIALOGUE
Police Officer: Please state your name.
Witness: My
name is Elisabeth Johnson.
Police Officer: What
is your profession?
Witness: I
am a school teacher at MonroviaPrimary School.
Police Officer: On
Sunday 23 March you witnessed a dog attack on a local boy. Is that correct?
Witness: Yes.
That is correct.
Police Officer: Can
you please describe what you saw?
Witness: I was out walking to get
some fresh air. I was on Low Street, when I
saw a little boy coming out from his house with a red ball in his hands and a
plastic bag.
Police Officer: What
happened then?
Witness: Three
dirty stray dogs approached him most likely to get food. The boy did not have
any food for the dogs, so the dogs approached him and attacked him.
Police Officer: Was
the boy injured?
Witness: Yes. To my knowledge he was bitten on his face and
arms. I saw an ambulance
taking him away from the scene.
Police Officer: Yesterday
you also attended a demonstration outside the Main Police
Headquarters related to the case. Tell
me the reason behind this demonstration?
Witness: I
am the leader of the PEOPLE AGAINST DOGS or PAD, which is an association founded in 2006. I’ve
experienced an increasing problem in Monroviaof stray dogs threatening the
citizens and so I established this organization
Police
Officer: Do you know why Monrovia has these issues?
Witness: I
believe there are three main reasons for that. It is the lack of trash services,
the absence of dog shelters and poor veterinary services.
Police Officers: Have
you witnessed similar situations in the past?
Witness: This
happens almost every day. And in my
opinion the police have better
things to do other than responding to situations like this.
Police Officer: Was
that the reason for the demonstration as well?
Witness: Yes. We want to emphasize that it is community
responsibility to improve the situation and
to prevent further dog attacks on our citizens. We have already submitted three
petitions
to the office of city Mayor with no result.
Police
Officer:Thank you for your
assistance. We will take up this matter seriously and follow up with the Mayor’s
office from our side.
Second Part
of CLA (Report Writing)
LIST OF 20
KEY FACTS
TYPE OF DOGS ATTACKING: 1. STRAY
DOGS
NUMBER OF DOGS ATTACKING: 2. THREE
MOTHER WAS INJURED:
3. IN LEFT HAND
SON’S STICHES IN TOTAL: 4.
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HOW DID MOTHER TRY TO PROTECT SON: 5. WITH
A STICK
HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE INJURED: 6. TWO
COLOR OF DOG NOTICED BY POLICE: 7.
BLACK AND WHITE
NUMBER OF ROUNDS USED TO KILL DOGS: 8. EIGHT
TYPE AND CALIBER OF WEAPON
USED: 9. 9mm
PISTOL
TYPE OF BUILDING DOGS WERE KILLED IN: 10. ABANDONED
NAME OF ORGANIZATION: 11. PEOPLE
AGAINST DOGS (PAD)
PLACE OF DEMONSTRATION: 12. NEAR
MAIN POLICE HQs
PROFESSION OF DEMONSTRATION
LEADER: 13. SCHOOL TEACHER
REASON FOR DEMONSTRATION: 14. STRAY
DOGS THREATENING PEOPLE
REASONS FOR STRAY DOG
PROBLEM: 15. LACK
OF TRASH SERVICE
CLA (COMBINED LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT) READING COMPREHENSION FOR
UN SAAT EXAM “ALLEGED EXTORTION”
On 17th of August, 2012 at 1200 hours, Duty officer
Vic Micle Clerk of Becora UNPOL Station received a phone call from Tribal Male Building
Contractor about an alleged extortion by a gang of extortionists. The
contractor was forced to stop work for last three days in the face of threats
by a local extortionist ring; the duty officer informed the matter to the
Station Commander Mark Robinson. He directed two plain cloth LP officers and
one UNPOL to the place of incident at GR: 325 667 at Local Market area in
Becora to get detail information. Mark Robinson was an Australian UNPOL and
joined in this station on 5th of August on the same year and also joined in
UNMIT before 25 days of this incident.
Ribg Leader Abbas Ghani 38 also known to be involved
in tender manipulation. Abas Ghani had already realized a large amount of money
from the contractor, Still he wanted more and halted the construction work when
the contractor refused to comply with his order for last three days.
At 1215 her two LP and one UNPOL officials met with
the contractor near Glass Ceramic Building. As soon as they get into
contractor’s vehicle, a black color Audi, registration # 3JS1236KH, Abas Ghani
and his accomplices took the four hostages at gun point. Ghani took the
contractor to an unknown place while his three operatives kept two LP and one
UNPOL officers confined in a room of the building. At 1330 hrs. One stage the
gangsters freed the police men after they managed to convince the three that
they would leave the place without any quarry and soon.
The two LP and one UNPOL officers soon informed the
matter to the Station commander of the development and shortly two teams of
Dili Police Station rushed there. At 1415 hrs. Two LP officers again entered in
the building but this time Huzza Mosed, 35 Khogon Hadi, 33, Hadirasid, 27 three
accomplices of Ghani got suspicious of them. They captured the two LP officers
again. After half an hour they yet again freed the two after they had made the
three by that they had no connection with the contractor.
At 1445 hrs two team of Dili Police station appeared at the scene. On seeing 2
reinforcement team approaching the building. Huzza Mosed, opened fire 4 rounds
to the police team from the first floor by his 9 mm Astra automatic pistol and
another one shot by three rounds of 7.62 mm pistol, As LP men returned fire,
Huzza Mosed standing beside Khongo Hadi received bullets in his chest. Except
injured Mosad and Khogon Hadi the other gangster managed to flee the scene.
Follow Up
At 1530 hrs while returning with two captured
suspects, LP team met with Abas Ghani at the entrance of Mayor building. LP
team ceased the vehicle driven by Abas Ghani and spending 20 minutes hard
afford LP team finally confined him near hospital and captured him unhurt after
fifteen minutes chasing . The captor informed LP that he dropped the contractor
near parliament building 25 minutes before.
Police team took all captured criminals to the scene after ten minutes from the
arrest of Ghani and search the area. Police found three bottle of whisky, 9 mm
ten rounds of empty bullet cage, 7.62 mm three rounds of empty bullet cage and
a wallet. There are two thousand five hundred and thirty UD dollars inside the
wallet. Police team confiscates all the things as evidence. Then after twelve
minutes to reach the scene Police took all of them in Becora Police Station and
put Police Station custody.
Investigating judge showed up on the following day after one hour and fifteen
minutes later of office start time and detained them for illegal extortion,
kidnapping and assault. The Inspector General of Police also thanked the UNPOL
Team Leader and Local Police for these good activities. He also gave twenty five
commendation of each LP in Becora Station and also gave fifteen certificates
for UNPOL of the same station. It is known that Timorese office start time at
09.00 hours every day excluding holiday.
QUESTION AND ANSWERS
Name:…………....................... Date…………………………….
1. When Mark Robinson join in UNMIT?
2. How many LP and UNPOL were working in Becora Police
Station?
3. When the investigating judge showed up?
4. What is the name of investigating judge?
5. How many men were arrested by the police and when
Abbas Ghani was arrested?
6. When the contractor was stop his work by force of
the extortionist?
7. How many shoot fired in the scene by the exorcist
and police?
8. When, where and how police received the initial
information of the incident?
9. What date and time did the gangster drop the
contractor and where?
10. When the criminal freed the two LP officers second
time?
The UNPOL officer Farrell was attached to the civil affairs unit
in the United Nation Force in Cyprus. He finished his duties at 1350 hours on
14 Oct 2011and went to the Brickyard Club in the evening after he had got the
permission of his Team Leader to use the UN Vehicle #725 during the weekend. In
the brickyard, he met his friends from UN personnel and while he was the
smoking room he noticed two young Cypriot males watching him suspiciously, but
he didn't pay them too much of attention. They dance in the Brickyard and left
with four colleagues on board the UN vehicle. He parked the vehicle in his home
which was in Elinu Street #23, emingui, Nicosia, Cyprus. He didn't drink that
night.
In the early morning, he left with his colleague on trip by vehicle, using the
code 850 as car log code, to the north island and they enjoyed together and
agreed to meet again in the brickyard at 2300. They met again in the club and
Mr Farrell talked with some ladies who were in the accompanying of the two
males. These two males were watching also in this night. He left to his home
and parked the vehicle and went to bed. On Saturday 16 Oct at about 1100 he's
he came back from a run round about 5km ,he got in his vehicle to leave the
home ,he noticed while the vehicle reversing that there is something wrong. He
check the vehicle found that the two left tyres was splashed and a knife was
stuck in one of the tyres.
Mr.Farrell reported the incident to MPFU (military police Force Unit). The MPFU
officer Ms.jolie Maher was attached to the scene and contacted her local
counterparts in the Cyprus Police. They photographed the vehicle and took the
knife for further examination. Mr Farrell contacted the transport section in
regarding the repair of the vehicle. Ms.Maher called Mr.Farrell to her office
and had his statement and showed him photos of surveillance cameras. He
identified one suspect as one of the males who was watching him in the
Brickyard.
Reference is made to report on 16 Oct 2011 regarding the damage of UN vehicle
#725. The UNPOL officer Mr.Farrell came to the MPFU office to give his statement.
He could identify one suspect showed on photos of cameras. His name was David
Babondaira. Mr. Farrell described the suspects as being in their twenties and
their tall around 160 cm. One of the suspects has stripe on his hair. Mr
Farrell stated that he danced with lady in the brickyard, her name was Maria.
He had known Maria during two weeks, he was talking to her by phone and he knew
later that she was the ex-girlfriend of the suspect, David. He knew also that
since three months there were many problems between them. Mr.Farrell added that
David was assaulting Maria frequently and she had left him in the last weeks.
David was charged with assaulting his girlfriend Vazilka Custova in September
2010 and he ran away from police after they freed him with bill. He was beating
her when the last time they took her to hospital found that she was pregnant
since three months.
David was listed on the police wanted persons list. David thought that if the
relationship between Maria and Farrell continue, his relationship with her will
go worse more. So that David went to Farrell home and damaged the tyres of his
vehicle as a kind of revenge and threat. David will be prosecuted within 48
hours as promised by Cypriot Police. David will be charged with assaulting his
girlfriend and damaging the UN vehicle. Mr.Farrell was directed by transport
section to report the incident to the UN security section as the roles
required.
Questions and Answers
1) What is the name of
UNPol who report the incident?
2) What is the name of UNPol officer who had taken the investigation?
3) What was the code used for the in vehicle?
4) What was the number of in vehicle in the incident?
5) What was stuck in the tyre?
6) At what time Mr. Farrell finished his duty?
7) What section was contacted to repair the vehicle?
8) What time and date of the incident?
9) Which unit Mr. Farrell was attached to?
10) How many suspects were identified by Farrell?
