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Sunday, April 21, 2024

COMBINED LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT (CLA)

INITIAL INCIDENT REPORT

 

On January 24, 2012, at 6 p.m., a motorized patrol from the Mukoko police station was traveling on the Kasake road. The police officers have finished their tour of duty and are heading towards the police station to drop off the vehicle. They are in a hurry to return to watch the broadcast of an African Cup of Nations football match on television.

 

At this moment, near the intersection known as Trois Manguiers, they saw a group of people gathered on the side of the road. The group signals the patrol to come join them. The police, after stopping the vehicle along the road, approached the group to inquire about the situation.

FOLLOW-UP REPORT #1

There are five people there. The group seemed agitated and excited. Everyone speaks at the same time. The police ask the group to calm down and move aside to allow them passage. They advance into an area invaded by tall grass and thick shrubs. They then discovered, a few meters from the road, on the side of the road, the body of a man lying on the ground, face down. All around him there is a pool of blood. The police then asked those present not to leave the premises. They must identify the identities of the people making up the group and obtain their testimony. Furthermore, they protect the stage by asking the group to move aside. The police then begin their investigations.

FOLLOW-UP REPORT #2

The man lying on the ground is inert. There are no signs of breathing. The body is lifeless. The man appears to be around thirty years old. A puddle of dried blood is spread on the ground around him. His clothes are in disarray. We can see footprints on the surrounding land. Crumpled grass and broken shrub branches suggest that a struggle may have taken place.

 

Near the body, the police discovered a motorcycle with a trailer attached to it. The motorcycle is lying on the ground. The trailer is overturned. Bags containing vegetables and fruits are torn. Their contents are scattered on the ground.

 

FOLLOW-UP REPORT #3

The police search for the victim looking for an identity document or an object allowing them to be identified. The victim's pockets are empty. The police did not find any object or document around the body. They then inspect the vehicle. It is a Chinese type of motorcycle; it is in poor condition. The red paint is barely visible, and rust is present everywhere. The trailer is also in poor condition. No plate either on the vehicle or on the trailer allows any identification. At the request of the police, the victim was transported by ambulance to the nearest hospital, located approximately 20 kilometers from the place where the victim's body was discovered.

FOLLOW-UP REPORT #4

The victim was quickly treated at the hospital. The doctors can do nothing for the man who was brought to them. They declare the person dead. After examining the body, they informed the police that the man died from a gunshot wound which hit him in the chest, in the area of ​​the heart. Death was instantaneous. Furthermore, they informed the police that the victim also showed traces of violence on his arms and hands. These traces suggest that the man struggled to escape one or more people who were trying to hold him down.  The police noted the identities of the five people present on the scene when the patrol intervened. They collected the first testimonies. All these people say the same thing. None of them can provide details regarding the incident that occurred. No one witnessed the scene. It was two walkers passing by who saw the body lying on the ground and approached. Within minutes they were joined by three other people traveling on the road. All say they arrived on the scene just a few minutes before the police patrol arrived. They confirm that they saw or heard nothing and cannot provide any additional information to the police.

Q1: What day and time did the event occur?

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Q2: Where is the patrol stopped by the group?

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Q3: How many witnesses are there?

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Q4: Who discovered the body first?

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Q5: What is the position of the victim?

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Q6: What elements suggest that there was a struggle?

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Q7: What vehicle was discovered at the scene?

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Q8: What decision does the patrol make regarding the victim?

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Q9: According to doctors, what is the reason for the victim's death?

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Q10: What information given by the doctors confirms that there was a struggle?

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