English -> Spanish
How do you say criminal in Spanish?
criminal
How do you say investigar in English?
investigate
There was a ________ (fingerprints / hijack / robbery) at the jewelry store last night.
robbery
Complete the sentence using the correct verb.
The robbers _______ (stole/appeared/caught) the money from the bank.
stole
People leave these marks when they touch things.
fingerprints
How do you say witness in Spanish?
testigo
How do you say corte in English?
court
The criminal is in prison because he ______ (detective / murdered / forged ) a man.
murdered
Complete the sentence using the correct verb.
A police photographer was in the bank. She _______ (was arresting/was taking/was investigating) photos of the crime scene.
was taking
Name 2 types of weapons that can be used in a crime.
gun, knife, rope, sword, etc.
How do you say prison in Spanish?
cárcel
How do you say arma in English?
weapon, gun
A _________ (detective / forensic scientist / victim) investigates crimes, interviews suspects and collects evidence.
detective
Complete the sentence using the correct verbs in the correct place.
The criminal _____ from prison while the prison guards ________ . (was sleeping, escaped)
escaped, was sleeping
Name 3 types of crimes someone can do.
robbery, murder, steal, hijack, forgery, etc.
How do you say murder in Spanish?
matar, asesinar
How do you say escapar in English?
escape
A _______ stole my car.
thief (robber, burglar)
Fill in the blanks with the correct verbs.
Paul ______ (was investigating/was flying/was stealing) to Paris when two men _______ (slept/murdered/hijacked) the plane.
was flying, hijacked
Name 3 types of people you find in a courtroom.
judge, jury, lawyer, security guard, witness, etc.
How do you say knife in Spanish?
cuchillo
What are 2 ways to say robar in English?
steal, rob, hijack
If you are a _______, the judge or lawyer might ask you questions. If you are the _______, you are the 12 people who decide if the ________ is guilty or not guilty.
witness, jury, suspect (criminal)
Name 2 things (verbs) that a detective/police officer does.
arrests criminals, investigates, collects evidence, talks to witnesses, etc.
detective, witness, suspect
A detective investigates crimes. A witness is someone who sees a crime happen. A suspect is a person who people think committed a crime.