Listen to the Webcast New South Wales Crime Commission cop on drugs charge and do the exercises

In class

Arrange these words in the right order. Do not add any prepositions.

B). Fill in the gaps with the help of the elements or whole expressions given above.

A). Match the words

1) International	fighting agency
2) criminal corruption	covert surveillance operations
3) an elite crime	syndicate
4) to bust	levelled at a senior policeman
5) a cocaine	smuggling ring
6) to conduct	drug traffickers

1) On January 21, police authorities in Peru arrested nine targets of an international ________________
_______________________ based in that country with drug distribution points in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, and Israel.

2) Indonesian police have been hunting _______________________________ of illegal logging operating in the country, Forestry Minister Malam Sambat Kaban said Tuesday.

3) The authorities ____________________________________ to avoid clamour when gathering information on that complicated case.

4) Organized _________________ runs wide and deep in Nova Scotia government which has business 'associates' doing business illegally.

5) Police in Southwest China's Yunnan Province, which borders Myanmar, have recently co-operated with the Myanmar Government to ________________________ from an 18-member drug-trafficking gang, Xinhua News Agency reported yesterday.

1) Lawyers Defence Association Criminal

2) Central Sydney's Court Local

3) ABC Veteran journalist Four Corners

4) Law Australian community enforcement

5) Crime New Wales Commission South

6) top police Australia's investigators

2. What do these words combinations have in common: an elite unit, a key player, the top police investigator?

3. Listen and decide “who is who”?

Name	Position
Phillip Boulten	Veteran ABC Four Corners journalist
Michael Edwards	Presenter
Chris Masters	Reporter
Tony Eastley	President of the Criminal Defence Lawyer's Association
Mark Standen	NSW Crime Commission cop

C – Comprehension Test 1

1 The corrupt police officer is to appear in court   A alone B with his accomplice C with another policeman	2 It's one of the most serious allegations of criminal corruption A aimed to justify a senior policeman B at the level of a senior policeman C ignoring the level of a senior policeman
3 The accused is known to.   A have headed a successful operation B have headed a cocaine smuggling ring C to have failed an investigation into a drug smuggling ring	4 The Crime Commission's investigation into a drug smuggling ring involved   A a Sydney drug lord B a Sydney landlord C a drug addict Michael Hurley
5 Before arresting Mark Standen AFP officers   A with the help of computers locked the building down B arrested all computers in the building C shut off computers and locked the building down	6 Mark Standen's has been working for AFP   A 30 years. B 40 years C 10 years
7 Chris Masters says Mark Standen's arrest   A shocked the Australian society B impressed the higher levels of AFP C was to launch a series of other arrests	8 Chris Masters says the officers of the NSW Crime Commission A were known to be corrupt B were extremely inefficient C commanded respect
9 The AFP charged Mark Standen with A a conspiracy to import an unknown drug B a drug smuggling C a conspiracy to import a substance being part of a well-known drug	10 Mr Standen is allegedto be working A with a Dutch chemical syndicate B with a criminal syndicate in Asia C with a criminal syndicate in Holland

B – Comprehension Test 2

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