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1.Use the following anti-crime operations to write a lead fortoday’s online news.

The Judiciary Police initiated investigation on a drugtrafficking case and identified two involved men. On 21th May 2020,actions were taken at the opportune moment. One local man, who is30 years old, was intercepted at a hotel room in Macao while oneHong Kong man, who is 31 years old, was intercepted in Taipadistrict respectively. 20.22 grams of cocaine, valued at aroundMOP67,000, drug consumption tools and MOP35,000 of suspected drugproceeds were seized from the duo and inside their rented hotelroom.

The involved Hong Kong man claimed that he had been solicited bya Hong Kong drug trafficking syndicate to traffic drugs in Macaodue to his financial difficulties, and could receive HKD80 asremuneration for every sachet of drugs sold. Up to the present, hehas

received HKD5,000 of remuneration in total. The Judiciary Policetransferred the two involved individuals to the Public ProsecutionsOffice for three offences including illegal trafficking of narcoticdrugs and psychotropic substances, illegal consumption of narcoticdrugs and psychotropic substances, as well as improper possessionof utensils or equipment.

1.Use the following anti-crime operations to write a lead fortoday’s online news.

Through the “Communication Network for School Safety”, theJudiciary Police was notified, on 20th May 2020 by a secondaryschool in north district, of successive complaints from 38schoolgirls that they had been intentionally approached by a manwho touched their body parts including the arm, hip and thigh, neartheir school during noon recess.

1.Use your own words to write a speech story with title based onthe following talk.
2.Prepare questions for the speaker in a Q&A session.

Eric Thompson, Athletic Director of University of Cadwell in UKfor the past 30 years, has previously announced his retirement,effective at the end of next month. He gave a farewell speech at2:30pm today at the annual meeting of members of Athletics Club atthe Grand Hall.

Script of the speech
As I look around this room, I see many familiar faces: good people,generous people who’ve been friends and supporters for as long asI’ve been here. Now, all of you know I’m retiring at the end ofnext month. I’m 65, and it’s time. What you don’t know is that I’vedecided to devote the time I have left to increasing publicawareness of a serious problem for our athletes and athleticprograms. What I’m going to say isn’t going to be popular, but it’ssomething I feel I have to say, something eating my heart out. Thefact is, it’s no longer fun to play college football. It has becomea fatiguing grind. It’s a full-time job, a year-around job, andthat’s true of every college football program across thecountry.

The insanity has to stop. Coaches demand more, colleges demandmore. Alumni demand more, so college football has turned into a12-month-a-year-job that never ends. We’ve got fall games andwinter workouts. There’s spring practice, and there’re summerconditioning drills. So our players work and work and work duringthe season.

You’ve got wonderful young players literally working themselvesto death, dying so you can have a winning season. Eleven collegefootball players died in the past 12 months, and it’s a tragedy wehave to stop.

Heatstroke is a part of the problem, especially during thosedamned summer drills. Heatstroke can cause your body temperature tosoar to 42 degrees Celsius, cause a heart attack, and induce acoma. We tell our players on a hot day he should drink around 600milliliters of fluid and then continue to drink every 15 minuteswhether he’s thirsty or not. If you’re a coach, whether in highschool or college, and your kids aren’t getting water every 15 or20 minutes, you shouldn’t be coaching.

Actually, heat stroke is one of the easier problems we dealwith. Some of our players have pre- existing conditions we don’tknow about. We had a freshman die after a series of early-morningdrills. He was just 19, 6 feet 2, and 180 pounds, with no historyof heart problems. That non- detection is no surprise. Manycardiologists say arrhythmia can be difficult to find. Some peopleare born with these defects but often show no outward signs of theproblem. About 100 to 150 young athletes die each year from thecondition.

1_Verdict is a response of defendant to a complaint.

a)True

b) False

2_Writ of Certiorari is the principle that a court decisioncontrols the decision of a similar future case.

a)True

b)False

3_Statute is law enacted by legislative bodies.

a)True

b) False

4_A police officer is not entitled to a reward offered for thearrest of a criminal because

a)the officer has a legal duty to arrest criminals

b)a reward is not legal consideration

c)the reward is not an offer

d)the reward is too high

5_Bill of Rights is a document that contains fundamentalprinciples of a government.

a)True

b)False