কর্মক্ষেত্রে বদলী, পদায়ন ও পদোন্নতি পদ্ধতির সংস্কার প্রসঙ্গে

কর্মক্ষেত্রে বদলী, পদায়ন ও পদোন্নতি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ  বিষয়। সুস্পষ্ট নীতিমালা না থাকলে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ তিনটি ক্ষেত্রেই কর্মচারীদের বৈষম্যের শিকার হতে হয়। তিনটি ক্ষেত্রেই অভিজ্ঞতা, দক্ষতা ও যোগ্যতাকে মানদন্ড হিসেবে বিবেচনা করা উচিত। দলীয়করণ ও স্বজনপ্রীতির মাধ্যমে যাতে বদলী, পদায়ন ও পদোন্নতি করা না হয় সে বিষয়ে একটি কার্যকরী সিস্টেম প্রবর্তন করা প্রয়োজন। প্রশাসনে তদবীর বা লবিং দুর্নীতি শুরু হওয়ার অন্যতম একটি প্রধান কারণ। দুর্নীতি ও স্বজনপ্রীতির মাধ্যমে বদলী, পদায়ন ও পদোন্নতি প্রশাসনে বৈষম্য সৃষ্টি করে।  

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Report Writing Sample On "Upcoming demonstration and Security Measures"

On 18^th April 1999 at 11:44 hrs local Police commander of Mitrovica set for a meeting with UNMIK Station Commander and discussed about an upcoming demonstration and its security measures.

UNMIK Station Commander was informed that health center workers intended to demonstrate at down town on 26^th April1999 at 18:30 hrs. It was a protest against NATO bombing at Pec region which caused casualties of clinic workers, their relatives and residents. The local Police Commander informed that the demonstration would last for 30 minutes & will be peaceful. The demonstrator would en-kindle candle in memory of the departed soul. An estimated 380 resident would take part in the demonstration. They would demand for end of bombing and a peaceful solution. The Local Police commander informed that the leader of demonstrators promised that they would not attack in any UNMIK or NATO compound. Local police commander intended to deploy 6 police officers for the above demonstration purpose. Local commander also informed that 30 police officers would be reserve within 50 meters away from the health center. UNMIK station commander arranged 3 officers for the same purpose. But local Police commander afraid and said they might be targeted. He request to the UNMIK commander to deploy non NATO country’s officer, and said if the officer from Russia or Ukraine, it would be best. UNMIK station commander informed that he would request KFOR for extra patrol in the area during demonstration.

The meeting ended in a good security solution.

Report Writing Sample on "Gunshot incident"

On 22^nd June 2009 at about 14:20 hrs National Operation Center received a phone call from a mail about a gun shot incident from a white yacht which was aborted on Dili harbor. The caller introduced himself as Peter SMITH. While he was walking past in front of the government palace, he heard 5 gun shots from a white yacht with blue writing when he was 300 meters away.

At 14:45 hrs a Maritime patrol unit which was comprised of 2 UNPOL and 1 Local police officer dispatched to the scene. Canadian CIVPOL Richard SIMONS was the patrol leader. The patrol team finds out a yacht “Queen Lina” aborted in the harbor. Police vessel placed alongside the yacht. A white male wearing white shirt, blue shorts appeared underneath the yacht. He was 30 years of age, brown hair & mustache. He was carrying something in his right hand. Police could not see what it was. They thought it may have a pistol. Police stopped him and ordered to face down on the deck. He comply the order of the police. Police hands cuffed the male and find a flare gun in his hand. It was not a pistol. The captured male informed that his name was Mark ROBINSON & he was from New Zealand. His eyes were blood shot & speech was slurred. His breath was spreading smell of alcohol. Robinson stated that after taking a bottle of whisky he set the flare gun and shoot twice in the air. UNPOL Simons find 4 small plastic bag containing leafy substance and some US currency in it. Robinson stated that the leafy substance was cannabis and the currency was obtained of sell price of some cannabis. Further he informed that this cannabis was brought from Australia to Timor and supposed to sell to the local people. Maritime unit found 5 more bag of cannabis. A total of U.S $ 10,500 & a flare gun seized. Arrested Robinson was wanted by New Zealand police in related to several drug related crime. Robinson was taken to Dili watch house.

Investigation was continuing.

Discuss on Integrity

Demonstrates the values of the United Nations in daily activities and behaviours

■ Acts without consideration of personal gain
■ Resists undue political pressure in decision-making
■ Does not abuse power or authority
■ Stands by decisions that are in the Organization’s interest, even if they are unpopular
■ Takes prompt action in cases of unprofessional or unethical behaviour

Demonstrates the values of the United Nations in daily activities and behaviours
 ■ Acts without consideration of personal gain
■ Resists undue political pressure in decision-making
 ■ Does not abuse power or authority
■ Stands by decisions that are in the Organization’s interest, even if they are unpopula
r ■ Takes prompt action in cases of unprofessional or unethical behaviour

UN Managerial Competencies

1. Leadership
2. Vision 
3. Empowering others
4. Building trust and 
5. Managing performance
6. Judgement or 
7. 
   

UN Core Competencies

1. Communication
2. Teamwork
3. Planning and Organizing
4. Accountability
5. Creativity
6. Client Orientation
7. Commitment to continuous learning
8. Technological awareness

Report Writing Sample#02: CLA Test-4 Kidnapped Boy

Sample Report

At 1545 hours on Sunday 06 April, 2011 a Timorese male went to the Comoro Police Station and reported that his 20 years old son Paolo had been missing since the previous night. He informed that, his son Paolo and their neighbor's daughter Mira had left their respective houses at 1900 hours to go a Thai restaurant near Cristore. At 2150 hours Mira returned but his son did not. He asked her and knows that at 2030 hours the night before they went to have a dinner and ten minutes later his son left with a group of five young people.

He also added that, today at 0845 hours he went to the restaurant and asked the owner whether anyone had seen his son. The owner informed him that one of his waitresses had seen his son, the previous evening, quarreling with five young males outside of the Thai restaurant. The waitresses described the males as being all about 20 years old, one individual had long black hair and another one had a ring in his left ear. Then they forced his son into a white Mini Microbus, which the speed off in the direction of hospital. The father gave the police a picture of his son and requested help to find him.  A case was open.

On 7 April, UNPOL along with PNTL conducted the primary investigation. They checked local hospital but nothing found. At the restaurant the police interviewed the owner and the waiters. Police got information that the suspect were all local Timorese and that one of  the waiters had remembered the registration number of the Microbus as TL0321. A police patrol located the suspect's vehicle parked on the Airport road 20km from Dili Police Station, at GR015156 and seized the registration book, which identified the name and address of the vehicle owner and also a wallet, which was identified as belonging to the missing boy.  Enquiries are continuing.

On 8 April, UN Police and PNTL searched the address shown in seized the registration book and arrested the owner of the Microbus, he told that he was  involved in the abduction. He stated that the victim had borrowed money from for drugs; he also gave the address of the house where the victim was being held. UNPOL and PNTL conducted a search of the house and rescued the boy who got a bruise chest and a broken left wrist. He was taken to the hospital and later return to his parents. Police also seizes a Smith Wesson revolver and 200 Ecstasy tablets from the house on Fomento Road. The victim was asked to come to the Police Station on 10th of April.

On 10 April, during interrogation officer Simon Matonga asked the victim about the accused the person and the others who assaulted him, he stated that he knew three of them, except the one who had assaulted him. He remembered the name of the suspect who was hitting him because the microbus owner called him as Martino. He gave the names and addresses of three of the accused. The investigating officer collected Martino's address from the microbus owner.

Report Writing

1.  UN SAAT Report Writing Sample #01:Terrorist Handed Over
2. Report Writing Sample#02: CLA Test-4 Kidnapped Boy
3. Report Writing Sample On "Upcoming demonstration and Security Measures"
4. Report Writing Sample on"Gunshot incident"

CLA-21: Death of Man in Port-Au-Prince Hospital

First Part (Reading  Comprehension)

Patrol Report:

On 21 October 2010 at 21.00 hours, United Nations Police (UNPOL) Patrol Team "Alfa" received a call from the duty officer of UN Team Site "West" in regard to the death of a local man who had just passed away in the Port-au-Prince hospital. The information was received from a duty physician in the hospital. According to him, the death was the result of a knife injury. Haitian National Police (HNP) were also notified and an investigation team was dispatched to the Hospital. UNPOL Patrol Team "Alfa|" headed by Oliver Johnson, proceeded to the hospital as well. 

Follow-up Report# 1:

Reference is made to the case of death of a local man in the Port-au-Prince hospital reported at 21.00 hrs. Upon UNPOL Team's arrival at the hospital at 21.15 hours, the local police team consisting of two (2) investigators was present and just started interviewing the attending physician, Carlos Pereira. The physician advised that the adult black male, later identified as Raoul Cocote, a 32 - year - old Haitian citizen and a practicing attorney, was taken at the Port-Au Prince Hospital via ambulance at 20.40 hours. The ambulance was called by a woman reportedly living with a victim. The patient arrived unconscious. The initial examination revealed a protruding knife injury with the knife left in the victim's chest. The doctor proceeded to provide emergency medical assistance but the victim passed away at 20;50 hours. In the hospital, Haitian National Police inspector, Mr. Arthur King, collected the knife, the victim's white shirt with blood stains and the victim's  driver's license . :UNPOL Team along with the Haitian police decided to go the victim's residence located at 53 Daiton Street, Apartment 7A.

Follow-up Report #2:

Reference is made to the case of the death of a local man in the Port-au-Prince hospital reported at 21.00 hrs. At 22.30 hours the joint UN and Haitian police team arrived at the victim's residence and made contact with Ms. Mia Teto, the victim's girlfriend. HNP Inspector King obtained a written statement from her. She seemed to be a primary and the only witness at that moment. Ms. Teto, a black female Haitian, 25 years old. stated that earlier that day, at 20.00 hours she heard a knock on the door of the residence where she lived with her boyfriend Raoul Cocote, and then Ms. Teto proceeded to open the door. Once the door was opened, two subjects forced their way into the residence. The two subjects pushed her toward the living room where Raoul Cocote was sitting, The first subject was described as approximately 1 m 75cm tall wearing blue jeans, red shirt, military boots and a black mask. The second culprit was appropriately 10 cm taller wearing black pants, a blue shirt and a white mask. When in the room, she stumbled over a bookshelf and fell down to the floor. The visitors had an argument with the victim and demanded to know where he hid his money. When Raoul refused to tell them where he kept his money, the shorter subject in the black mask proceeded to strike the victim with his hands. Raoul fell down on the floor and the same man continued beating him, repeatedly asking him for some hidden money. Meanwhile, the second subject wearing the white mask was searching the room. After 10-15 minutes of extensive searching, the second man failed to find any valuable things, which got him upset. He produced a knife in his body. Mia Teto was approximately three meters away and observed the attack. After they stopped attacking Raoul, the first subject threatened that if she called the police, they would return and kill her.Then both subjects ran out of the residence.She observed the knife protruding from her boyfriend's chest, and  at about 20.15 hours she called the Port au Prince Hospital, which dispatched an ambulance that arrived in about 15-20 minutes and took Raoul Cocote to the Hospital. 

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Here are the list of CLA: 

1. Kidnapping

2. Decomposing bodies

3. Stray dogs

4. Kidnapped boy

5. Ambush

6. Road rage killing

7. Plane crash

8. Burglary

9. Shooting incident 1

10. Gunshots

11. Rape and murder

12. Murder

13. False imprisonment

14. Vandalism

15. Elisa lam Suzuki murder

16. Bank robbery

17. Abduction

18. Shooting incident 2

19. Gang rape

20. Robbery

21. CLA Test # 25
22. CLA Test # 31
23. CLA Test # 32
24. CLA Test # 48
25.  CLA Test # 49

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CLA Test 07: Plane Crash

First Part of CLA (Reading)

Incident: On 4 April 2011, a Georgian Airways Crj-100st bombardier crushed during its landing at the airport in Djili in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The plane broke when it hit the track at the airport while it was trying to land. There were 32 fatal accidents, with the only survivor of a Congolese Journalist. 

The plane was a crj-100st bombardier, registered 4 L-Gae, c / n 7070. The plane was delivered in 1996 to the French Airline Brit air, like f-Grja. It was sold to Georgian Airways in September 2007. Rented of Georgian Airways, it has been operated by the United Nations mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Monusco) using the call sign UN-843. 

CLA Test 06: Road Rage Killing

First Part of CLA (Reading )

Patrol Report: On Tuesday 5th August, 2014 at around 14:45 hours four-year-old Lilly Garcia was riding in the backseat of her dad's truck with her 7-year-old brother Peter Garcia when someone in a Toyota opened fire on the family as they traveled down the main east - west freeway. The  father quickly pulled the truck into the median and tried to administer first aid on his daughter as a bystander called 911 to report the incident. Two nurses showed up and tried save the girl's life as ambulances arrived and rushed her to the hospital, where she died an hour later. The child's father and brother were not injured.

Authorities quickly began pressing for tips, offering roughly $25000 for information that leads to the arrest of the shooter, who was driving a newer-model maroon or dark red Toyota Corolla with a big dent on the trunk and dark tinted windows. The car also had a Greensville license plate.

Incident Report 1: Details about the suspect, described as to be in his mid-20s or early 30s, emerged after police investigated more than a dozen leads. Witnesses described the suspect as having short dark hair, a thin face and goatee. Every officer in law enforcement in Greensville is currently looking for the vehicle described. Police are seeking a warrant to search a Greensville home and car as part of their investigation. In Tuesday's shooting, the suspect is accused of opening fire on the truck Lilly was in at around 15:00 hours local time in what police have described as a road rage accident.

Incident Report 2: Alan Garcia had just picked up his two children from school when it happened. He was trying to get off a freeway, and another car forced him out of his lane. Garcia gestured toward the other driver and swore at him. Then, authorities said, the seemingly trivial episode turned deadly. A man in the car opened fire on Garcia's pickup truck, hitting his 4-year-old daughter in the head. It's not clear what led the incident to escalate, but the father told officers the shooting was the result of road rage. Lily's father, Alan Garcia, told police he was cut off by a Toyota, he threw his hands up and yelled at that driver, and shots were later fired at Garcia's truck as he sped away, according to the criminal complaint. Garcia told police he heard two gunshots. The suspect,  later identified as Tony Torrez, continued to persue Garcia's truck and fired twice more, according to the criminal complaint. Garcia pulled over and tried to give first aid to his dying little girl as a bystander called 911. Lilly was shot in the head and died at a hospital.

Incident Report 3: An anonymous call led investigators to Torrez. Police received an anonymous tip from the caller who alleged that the 31-year-old had acknowledged shooting the child after he said Garcia's truck tried to run him off the road. Police said they believe it was a random encounter and that the two didn't know each other.
Police detained a man on Friday in connection with the road-rage killing of the 4-year-old girl who was shot in the backseat of her father's truck after he picked up her and her brother from school, signaling a possible break in the case that has horrified the public. Police would not say if they believe the person of interest taken into custody is the shooter, but they said he matched the description of the gunman. His name was not immediately released. The person of interest was detained not long after police issued a public appeal for help to identify and find a suspect in the shooting. Police said they have recovered the car and the firearm believed to have been used in the killing. Detectives are scanning the area to collect shell casings oor other ballistic evidence.

Incident Report 4: Fingerprints taken from the detainee matched those of Tony Torrez, 31, an accused nearly a decade ago of pulling a gun on another driver. In 2006, Torrez was arrested on charges that he pulled a gun on another driver during an encounter in a parking garage, according to a criminal complaint in that case. Torrez' car was blocking vehicles from exiting the garage on July 30 of that year, and there was a confrontation with the driver of a SUV behind the blocked exit. Torrez allegedly got out, showed a handgun in his waistband, and then pointed the weapon at someone in the SUV, and a fight broke out. The gun went off three times during the struggle. Torrez was charged with aggravated battery and aggravated assult with a deadly weapon, but in 2007 the case was dropped because prosecutors couldn't secure the cooperation of the victim and witnesses.

First Part of CLA (Reading)

Question Paper - Road Rage Killing

1. How many shots were fired in the incident?

Ans: 4 (Four).

2. When did Police detain a suspect in connection with the road-rage killing?

Ans: On Friday 8th August, 2014. 

3. When did the victim die?

Ans: On Tuesday 5th August, 2014 at around 15:45 hours. 

4. When Tony Torrez was last arrested?

Ans: On July 30, 2006.

5. How many times did Torrez fire at someone in the SUV?

Ans: 3 (Three).

6. How did the road rage incident begin?

Ans: Alan Garcia gestured toward the suspect and swore at him.

7. How many types of vehicles are mentioned in the passage?

Ans: 5 (five) - Truck, Toyota Corolla, ambulance, mini-van, SUV.

8. What wass the color and make of the suspect's car in the road rage incident?

Ans: A dark red Toyota Corolla.

9. What were the charges against the suspect in 2006?

Ans: Aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

10. How many people were in the victim's car?

Ans: 3 (Three).

Second Part of CLA (Report Writing)

Introduction

This is the second section of the UNPOL Combined Language Assessment. It is divided into two parts. In the first part you will hear one person describing the mission-related topic you have just read about in the Reading Comprehension - it will be introduced as the Narrative. In the second part,  you will hear a conversation between two people who are discussing the same mission-related topic - it will be introduced as the Dialogue. 

Please be reminded that the use of any computer devices, microphones, books, external notes or assistance from others is not permitted. Candidates who fail to observe appropriate conduct during this test will be excluded from the assessment process. Such actions will be duly noted and communicated in writing to the authorities of the Member State concerned and to the SAAT Coordinator in the UN Police Division. 

You will be given a Report Writing Form and another Blank Sheet of paper. Take careful notes on the Blank Sheet of paper of both the Narrative and the Dialogue. Pay attention to the important facts and key information. You will hear the recording only one time.

Once the Narrative and Dialogue are finished, you will be asked to use  your notes from both the Reading and the Audio parts to write your own complete police report. 

You will have 30 minutes to complete your police report. The instructor will indicate when these 30 minutes begin. The instructor will then announce when there are 5 minutes remaining and when there is one final minute.

Please do not forget to write your full name and your individual test serial number clearly in the spaces provided on the Report Writing Sheet.

Good Luck!

Narrative

With reference to the Road Rage incident the police kicked off a massive manhunt for the suspect and are also calling for the public to come forward with information. The highway's westbound lanes from 57th Street to Main Boulevard were closed for hours after the incident to search for possible bullet casings. 

Police received information about the suspect's vehicle. Gary Tolko, a witness advised police that he had seen the dark red Toyota Corolla with Greensville license plate  TR 2395 drive westwards. Police with the help of information received from various quarters could finally spot the vehicle in an abandoned place on the outskirt of the city. 

CLA Test 5: Ambush

First Part of CLA (Reading)

Patrol Report: On Monday, April 1st 2014 to 20.00 hours, police station number 6 recorded the testimony of Fenelon having witnessed an attack by local terrorists.This event was held at a room of the discount store, located on 27 Rue De Peace, coordinates UTM 326-218, not far from his home.

Incident 1: At 16:30 hours, Ghanaian soldiers were returning to base, located at 17 Rue De Peace after their patrol. Driving conditions were difficult and visibility was poor because of the heavy fog. Their vehicle had to slow down because of the poor condition of the road. They were merrily singing songs after a hard day's work.

Incident 2:  Two terrorists were hiding on the roof of the building located at 24 Rue De Peace, just opposite to the army base. They used a time bomb set to explode at 16:35 hours. It was expected that the explosion will devastate the surrounding within 30 meter radius. Terrorists detonated the bomb in a trash can. The windows exploded, wounding 6 civilian in the crowd. Four soldiers were wounded in the explosion of the bomb, next to their armored vehicle.

Incident 3: The attack was claimed by by the terrorist organization Aljina. This organization is being led by two young men for the past 10 months. This group opposed foreign intervention in their country and targeted mainly UN peace keepers and foreign military personnel. They were professionals and executed their plans to perfection.

Incident 4: The military personnel suffered burns and cuts due to debris from glasses flying. The explosion claimed the life of a civilian victim, a 76 year old woman. She had come to visit her son Ulrike, Director of the Art Musuem, in the street of Peace. She had blood stains on her white sweater.

Incident 5: The ambulance arrived at the scene at 16.45 hours and Alex Haley, the doctor quickly attended the civilian causalities. The surviving civilian victims were transported to the nearest hospital. Alex Haley then focused on the injured soldiers. One of the soldiers was in critical condition, another suffered from multiple injuries, the third needed emergency treatment and the last died instantly, The military casualties were transported to the Military Hospital. At 18:50 hours, the solder, who was in critical condition, was suffering from trauma. We had to carry him to the intensive care unit; he died 15 minutes after. The local police, who patrolled the area, put in all their efforts to apprehend the terrorists while the were fleeing, but without success. Police have frozen places to try and gather clues. The investigation continues, the witness was heard despite his condition.

Incident 6: Police have immediately alerted all on duty Patrol team to be on the lookout for the fugitive suspects. The description of the terrorists leaders were also broadcast from the media. Police have requested the civilian population to immediately inform police if they see any suspicious person matching the descriptions. Police have also cautioned the general public that Mohammad Jabil and Yasser Nadir the two top terrorists and the fugitive suspects are all armed and are considered to be very ruthless and dangerous and advised them not to approach the suspects.

First Part of CLA (Reading)

Question Paper - Ambush

1. At what time did the last victim die?
Ans: At 19:05 hours.

2. What is UTM coordinates or the location where the incident occurred?
Ans: UTM 326 - 218.

3. How many people died in the incident. ?
Ans: Three.

4. How many military personnel have been injured?
Ans: Four soldiers.

5. Where did the terrorists hid?
Ans: On the roof of the building.

6. At what time was the bomb timed to explode?
Ans: At 16:35 hours.

7. How old was the dead civilian victim?
Ans: 76-year-old. 

8. How many of the victims were transported to hospitals?
Ans: Eight.

9. What steps did Police take to apprehend the criminals?
Ans: Broadcast the description of the ciminals. 

10. Who claimed responsible for the attack?
Ans: Terrorist organization Aljina. 

Second Part of CLA ( Report Writing)

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Introduction

This is the second section of the UNPOL Combined Language Assessment. It is divided into two parts. In the first part you will hear one person describing the mission-related topic you have just read about in the Reading Comprehension - it will be introduced as the Narrative. In the second part,  you will hear a conversation between two people who are discussing the same mission-related topic - it will be introduced as the Dialogue. 

Please be reminded that the use of any computer devices, microphones, books, external notes or assistance from others is not permitted. Candidates who fail to observe appropriate conduct during this test will be excluded from the assessment process. Such actions will be duly noted and communicated in writing to the authorities of the Member State concerned and to the SAAT Coordinator in the UN Police Division. 

You will be given a Report Writing Form and another Blank Sheet of paper. Take careful notes on the Blank Sheet of paper of both the Narrative and the Dialogue. Pay attention to the important facts and key information. You will hear the recording only one time.

Once the Narrative and Dialogue are finished, you will be asked to use  your notes from both the Reading and the Audio parts to write your own complete police report. 

You will have 30 minutes to complete your police report. The instructor will indicate when these 30 minutes begin. The instructor will then announce when there are 5 minutes remaining and when there is one final minute.

Please do not forget to write your full name and your individual test serial number clearly in the spaces provided on the Report Writing Sheet.

Good Luck!

Narrative

On Monday, April 1st 2014 at 20:00 hours,  one of the eye-witnesses Fenelon informed Police that he is the owner of the discount store. On that day at 15:45 hours, as he was busy working in his store, he saw through his window, a black colored 4-wheeler registration number DN 567879 with 4 people in it. They stopped their Volks-Wagon car in front of 24 Rue De Peace. Two of them got down from the vehicle and went inside the building. The driver then drove the car,  parked it at the end of the street and started walking towards the building to join his accomplices. On the way he had stopped and put something inside the trash can. One of the perpetrators kept vigilance on the street.

Fenelon further advised police that he was not suspicious of their movement.

He told police that immediately after the explosion at 16:35 hours, the entire area was in great pandemonium. He could see from his window, three men between 20 and 35 years old running out of the building located at 24 Rue De Peace and heading towards the parked car. He gave the description of the suspects to the interrogating officer. The findings were immediately relayed over radio to all police stations , patrol teams and the SWAT Team. 

At 23:40 hours, the car in question was stopped by the traffic police at the intersection of Boulevard Triumphal and Main Street. There were 2 people inside the car. Police made a thorough search of the car and found 2 semi- automatic rifles, 3 Astra pistols and a machete. The also found an address book.

Police raided all the houses found in the address book and finally managed to apprehend all the suspects. Police also arrested Mohammad Jabil and Yasser Nadir, the two top leaders of the terrorists organization Aljina.

Dialogue

What's your name?

Fenelon.

What dou you do and where do you reside?

I am the owner of the discount store, and I live on 19 Rue De Peace, coordinates UTM 326-218.

Now please narrate what you had witnessed on that day?

I was busy working in my store, I saw through my window, a black colored 4 - wheeler registration number DN 567879 with 4 people in it.

Please do continue.

They stopped their Volks - Wagon car in front of Rue De Peace. Two of them got down from the vehicle and went inside the building located just opposite to the army base. A little later I could see them on the rooftop.

What happened next ?

The driver then drove the car, parked it at the end of the street and started walking towards the building to join his accomplices. On the way he had stopped and put something inside the trash can . One of the perpetrators kept vigilance on the street.

When did you hear the explosion?

At 16:35 hours. The entire area was in great chaos.

Did you notice anything unusual ?

I could see from my window, two men between 20 and 35 years old running out of the building located at 24 Rue De Peace and heading towards the parked car.

Could you describe them please?

One was approximately 30 years old; the other was younger, about 25 years. The first was bald and freckles; he wore a gray coat and purple pants. The second was great, well built. He was wearing jeans, a polo shirt with hood and a red scarf. 

Thank you Mr. Fenelon. Your testimony will be of great help in apprehending the criminals.

Reading Comprehension

1. CLA Test 01: Kidnapping
2. CLA Test 02: Decomposing Bodies
3. CLA Test 03: Stray Dogs
4. CLA Test 04: Kidnapped Boy
5. CLA Test 05: Ambush
6. CLA Test 06: Road Rage Killing
7. CLA Test 11: Rape and Murder
8. CLA Test 12:Murder
9. CLA Test 13: False Imprisonment
10. CLA Test 14: Vandalism
11. CLA Test 15: Elisa Lam Suzuki Murder
12. CLA Test 16: Bank Robbery
13. CLA Test 17: Abduction
14. CLA Test 18: Shooting Incident
15. CLA Test 19: Gang Rape
16. CLA Test 20 : Robbery
17. CLA Test 21: Death of Man in Port-Au-Prince Hospital

CLA Test 4 : Kidnapped Boy

First  Part of CLA (Reading) 

Patrol Report: At 15.45 hours, 6 April, 2011 a Timorese male went to the Conoro police station in Dili (capital city of Timor-Leste) and reported that his 20 year-old son Paolo had been missing since the previous night. He stated that his son Paolo and their neighbor's daughter Mira had left their respective houses at 19.00 hours to go to a Thai restaurant near Cristore on 5 April. At 21.50 hours the neighbor's daughter Mira returned home, but his son did not and he was worried. The father checked with Mira,, who informed him at 20.30 hours, they went to have dinner. About ten minutes after arriving at the Thai restaurant, his son left a place with some young people. 

At 08.45 hours the next morning, the father went to the restaurant and asked the owner whether anyone had seen his son. The owner informed him that one of his waitresses had seen his son, the previous evening, quarreling with some males outside the Thai restaurant. The group of males had then forced the son into a white microbus, which sped off in the direction of the hospital. The waitress described four of the males as all being about 20 years old; one individual had long black hair and another one had a ring in his left ear. She also stated that the driver of the microbus did not get out of the vehicle so she can't describe him. 

The father gave the police a picture of his son and requested help to find him. The police made a report and advised the father that they would investigate the incident.

Follow-up Report # 1 : On 7 April, UN police along with Police of National Timor Leste (PNTL) conducted the primary investigation regarding the incident. A check was made at the local hospital, which proved negative. At the restaurant the police interviewed. the owner and a number of waitresses who were working at the time of the incident. Police obtained information that the suspects were all local Timorese and that one of  the waitresses had remembered the registration number of the microbus as TL0321. A police patrol located the said vehicle parked on the Airport road 20 km from Dili Police Station, at Grid reference 015-156. The police seized the vehicle's registration book, which displayed the name and address of the vehicle's owner. Inquiries  are continuing.

Follow-up Report # 2: On 8 April, UN Police and PNTL searched the address shown in the seized registration book and arrested the owner of the microbus called Antonio Gomez,, who admitted that he was involved in the abduction of the victim. He stated that the victim had borrowed money from him for drugs. He also stated that the address of the house where the victim was being held, was at 33 Fomento Road. UN Police and PNTL conducted a search of that house and Paolo, the missing boy, was located. He had sustained a bruised to chest and a broken left wrist. He was taken to the hospital and later returned to his parents. Police also seized a Smith and Wesson revolver from the house. The victim was asked to come to the police station on 10 April.

Follow-up Report # 3: On 10 April during interrogation Officer Simon Matonga asked the victim whether he knew the accused person and and the others who kidnapped him. Paolo stated he knew four of them, including Gomez, but not the one who had assaulted him. Paolo added that he remembered the name of that suspect, because the microbus owner called him Martino. It was Gomez who told Martino to push the victim  into the microbus. Paolo also provided the names and address of three  people who were involved in the abduction. He did not know the address of the suspect, Martino. Later that day the investigating officer collected Martino's address from Gomez.

Follow-up Report: In the early morning of 11 April, UN police and local PNTL searched Martino's house in Baucau ( a district in Timor-Leste.) but failed to arrest him. Martino's father informed the investigators that Martino left home the week before saying that he was going to Dili, the capital of Timor, for work. That evening UN Police and PNTL of Comro Police Station raided a student house where the three other accused were living. They arrested one of them. Martino the suspect, was also found at the student house and was arrested as well. Two other suspects are  still fugitives. The investigation is continuing.

First Part of CLA (Reading)

Question Paper - Kidnapping

1, What types of crime was this case?

Ans: Kidnapping.

2. What injuries did the missing boy have when he was found by police?

Ans: Bruised chest.

3. What did the police seize from the house where the boy was rescued?

Ans: A Smith and Wesson revolver.

4. What was the color and type of the vehicle?

Ans: White microbus.

5. What was the plate number of the vehicle?

Ans: TLL0321. 

6. Where was the missing boy last seen?

Ans: The Thai restaurant.

7. How many suspects were arrested in total?

Ans: Three.

8. On what date was the missing boy last seen?

Ans: 5 April 2011.

9. How old did the waitress believe the four suspects were ?

Ans: Twenty

10. What was seized from the vehicle?

Ans: Vehicle's registration book.

Second Part of CLA (Report Writing)

Narrative

On 11 April 2011, two suspects were arrested by a Comoro police with call sign Alfa Mike 120 for the abduction of a young man on 5th April. They were brought to the police station in Comoro for further questioning. One of the suspects was Martino who stated that he was born on 20 October 1989, and had gone to the capital city Dili on 4 April 2011 for a job after receiving a phone call from his cousin Antonio Gomez, who is the owner of the Microbus. Gomez stated that he had found a job for Martino. After arriving in Dili, Gomez took Martino to a small house where three students from Dili National University lived. Gomez introduced them and told Martino to stay with them that night. He then stated that he would come the next day to take him to his job. Martino noticed that all three students at the house took drugs and were involved in some criminal activities to earn money for drugs. Gomez came to the house the next afternoon and gave Martino 100 US dollars and asked Martino to help kidnap another person in the evening. Gomez threatened Martino and so  Martino agreed.
At 19:00 hours on 5 April 2011, Gomez drove the microbus with Martino and the three students to the Thai restaurant. One of the students carried a revolver, another student carried a machete, and the third student carried a hammer while Martino took a bamboo stick in his hand. They stopped their microbus near the restaurant and waited outside. Five minutes later, one of the students called the victim on his mobile phone and asked him to come outside. As soon as Paolo came out, the suspects forcefully pushed him into the microbus and left. One student held a machete to the boy's neck to stop him from shouting. At about 21.00 hours they arrived at the house of Fomento Road where the student from Dili National University lived. Martino admitted that in the house he hit the boy on his chest and wrist with the bamboo stick. Gomez left the house at about 22.00 hours, saying he would come the following morning and would make plans to get money from victim's father. However, Martino stated that the following day they received information that the police were investigating the case and were searching for them. They locked the boy inside the storage room and fled.

Dialogue

What's your name?

Martino.

Tell me your date of birth ?

I was born on 20 October 1989.

Do you know why you were arrested?

I participated in the abduction of a boy.

Why did you get involved with the cousin?

My cousin threatened me if I didn't join.

What is your cousin's name?

Antonio Gomez. 

Did she give you a reward for the abduction?

He gave me 100 US dollars.
Who else participated in the abduction?
My cousin and three students.
Do you know where the three students come from?
They are from Dili National University.
Do you know why the students were involved with the crime?
They were drug-users and wanted to earn money for the drugs.
What weapons did you all use to kidnap the boy?
One student carried a revolver, another carried a machete, and the third one carried a hammer. I only had a bamboo stick with me.
What type of vehicle was used for the incident and who was driving?
It was a white mini microbus and my cousin Gomez was driving a car.
How did you get the boy to come out of the restaurant?
One of the student requested Paolo to come out by calling him on his mobile phone.
What did you do in the microbus to stop Paolo from resisting and shouting?
One of the student held a machete to the boy's neck to stop him from shouting.
What did you do to the boy after arriving at the house?
I hit Paolo on his chest and wrist with the bamboo stick.
What was  your plan?
Gomez said he would come the following morning and would make to get money from the victim's father. However, the next day we received information that the police were investigating the case and were searching for us. We were scared so we locked Paolo inside the storage and left the place.
Thank you for your information. We may require an interview with you again later. 

Contact

Md Aminul Hoque
Mobile No. +8801737134309
WhatsApp: +8801737134309
Email: aminul.ctg@gmail.com
Dhaka, Bangladesh.

About SAAT

SAAT means Selection Assessment and Assistant Team that is conducted by UNPOL According to Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) :

Sec-34: A SAAT is established to oversee a MS-based AMS. The SAAT is composed of certified AMS instructors. Whenever possible, the members of a SAAT should include both SRS staff and serving United Nations Police Officers. When possible, there should be at least one female instructor on the team. Whenever there is a SRS representative on the team, that person will be the team leader. The terms of reference of the SAAT leader and SAAT members are included in annex B.

Sec-35: The PKOs and SPMs are to cover the travel costs of their AMS instructors participating in a SAAT.

Sec-36: