general term

Question 1

This is a phrase that refers to the specific methods or procedures used by criminals to commit a crime.

Answer 1

Modus operandi

Question 2

This is an informal term for being arrested.

Answer 2

Nabbed

Question 3

This is the act of deceiving someone in order to obtain money or property from them.

Answer 3

Swindling

Question 4

This is an operation undertaken by law enforcement officers to chase and apprehend a suspect.

Answer 4

Pursuit operation

Question 5

This refers to someone who is visiting a place for pleasure or leisure.

Answer 5

Tourist

Question 6

This is a person authorized to speak on behalf of an organization or group.

Answer 6

Spokesperson

Question 7

This refers to the act of working together or communicating with another person or group to achieve a common goal.

Answer 7

Coordination

Question 8

This emphasizes the importance and timeliness of taking action.

Answer 8

Urgent need

Question 9

This is a public discussion event where journalists have the opportunity to ask questions of experts or public figures.

Answer 9

Media forum

Question 10

This refers to someone who has committed a particular offense for the first time.

Answer 10

First-time offender

Question 11

This refers to the legal consequences of committing a crime, which can include imprisonment and/or fines.

Answer 11

Criminal liability

Question 12

This refers to the people who will be involved in the anti-colorum campaign, such as law enforcement officers and volunteers.

Answer 12

Manpower

Question 13

This is the act of illegally obtaining money or property from someone through threats or intimidation.

Answer 13

Extortion

Question 14

This refers to the act of carrying out a law or rule.

Answer 14

Enforcement

Question 15

This refers to the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

Answer 15

Integrity

Question 16

This refers to a period of increased effort or focus on a particular activity, in this case, enforcing the “No Plate, No Travel” policy.

Answer 16

Intensified Drive

Question 17

These are temporary locations where law enforcement officers stop and inspect vehicles and their occupants for violations of the law.

Answer 17

Checkpoints

Question 18

In this context, this refers to the presence of police officers in public places to deter crime and ensure public safety.

Answer 18

Visibility