Force Organization in England and Wales

Chief Constable

Crime	Operations	Traffic	Management
Special Branch	Task Force	Road Safety	Recruitment and Posting
Fingerprints and Photography	Horses, Dogs, Police boats	Motorway Patrol	Training
Fraud Squad	Communications	Vehicle Testing	Buildings

Ex.22. Translate into English:

Кріс Генкок інформує свого колегу Стефана Мироненка про англійську поліцію. Він розповідає йому, що:

• в Англії і Уельсі є 43 поліцейські формування, а в Шотландії – 8.

• Скотланд Ярд – це центральне управління Лондонської кримінальної поліції.

• кожний поліцейський має певні повноваження.

• англійські поліцейські не носять зброї, а лише мають при собі кийок.

• всі поліцейські повинні дотримуватись повного нейтралітету і не мають права вступати до профспілок та до політичних партій.

Grammar exercises

Grammar: Word order

Ex.1. Compose the sentences putting the words into correct order:

1. armed – with guns – are – most British police officers – not

2. truncheons – carry – they – always – but – CS spray – only sometimes

3. their unarmed colleagues – special armed officers – any time – may support

4. handle – the police – a year – in the UK - over 6 million emergency calls (999)

5. began to pay – the City of London – in 1663 – watchmen

6. Sir Robert Peel – his force – in 1839 – established – of 3,000 bobbies

7. no women – were – until 1914 – in the police – there

8. the work of men – the first female volunteers – took on – during World War I

9. police officers – until 1908 – worked – seven days a week

Ex.2. Extend sentences as in the example below:

Halloween – pirate costume – find – motel

On a cold morning after Halloween a fair-haired seven –year-old in a torn pirate costume was found murdered near a shabby motel.

1. two students – launch – attack – school – pepper spray – resistance

2. driver – too fast – accident – tree – ditch – passenger – injured

3. teacher – police college – questions – not answer - because

Ex.3. Open the brackets put the verbs into the correct tense forms and translate the sentences:

1. The Home Secretary (to have) responsibility to promote and maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of police forces.

2. The functions of the Home Secretary (to include) all training at recruit training centres and senior officer training.

3. In recent years, pressures on the police (to increase) enormously.

4. For example, they (to handle) over six million 999 calls a year.

5. The Force Headquaters (to be situated) at Hinchingbrooke Park.

6. It is this authority which (to appoint) the chief constable as well as the assistant chief constables.

7. There (to be) 52 British police authorities altogether.

8. The Home Office (to have) an influence on the police force by appointing H.M. Inspectors of Constabulary, by allocating funds and by proposing chief constables.

Ex.4. Make the previous sentences (Ex.3) interrogative and negative.

Unit 8

Topic: Classification of Crimes

Grammar: Passive Voice