| SURVEILANCE | when the police, army etc. watch SB or STH carefully as they may be connected with criminal activity |
| SUSPECT | someone who is thought to be guilty of a crime |
| SWORN | who promised that he will do something |
| SWORN INTERPRETER/TRANSLATOR | recognised by authorities such as the High Court of Justice to translate and legalise documents |
| SWORN WITNESS | a person giving sworn testimony to a court of law or the police |
| TERRORISM | the use of violence such as bombing, shooting or kidnapping to obtain political demands |
| TESTIMONY | a formal statement saying that something is true, especially one a witness makes in a court |
| THEFT | stealing things from another person |
| THIEF | someone stealing things from another person |
| THREATEN | to tell somebody that you will cause them harm or trouble if they do not do what you want |
| THREAT | expression of intention to inflict evil, injury, or damage |
| TORCH | long stick with burning material, a small electric lamp that you carry in your hand |
| TRAITOR | someone who is not loyal to their country |
| TRAUMA | an unpleasant and upsetting experience that effects you for a long time |
| TREASON | the crime of being dialoyal to your country especially by helping its enemies |
| TRESPASSING | going onto someone's private land without their permission |
| TRESPASS | to go onto someone's private land without their permission |
| TRIAL | a formal examination of evidence by a judge in order to decide guilt in a criminal or civil case |
| TRUNCHEON | a short thick stick that police officers carry as a weapon |
| TURMOIL | a state of confusion,excitement or anxiety |
| UNIFORM | a particular type of clothing worn by all the members of an organisation such as the police, army |
| VANDALISM | damaging or destroying things deliberately, especially public property |
| VANDAL | someone damaging or destroying things deliberately, especially public property |
| VERDICT | an official decision made in a court of law , especially about whether someone is guilty of a crime |
| VICTIM | somebody who has been harmed, attacked, robbed or murdered |
| VIGILANCE | careful attention you give to what is happening so that you will notice any danger of illegal act |
| VIOLENCE | behaviour that is intended to hurt other people physically |
| VISOR | the part of a helmet that can be lowered to protect your face |
| WALKIE TALKIE | one of a pair of radios you can carry with you & use to speak to the person with the other one |
| WANTED | being looked for by the police |
| WARNING | a statement that tells you that sth bad, dangerous or annoying might happen so you can avoid it |
| WARN | make a statement that tells you that sth bad, dangerous or annoying might happen so you can avoid it |
| WARDER | a person who works in a prison guarding the prisoners |
| WARRANT | a legal document that is singed by a judge allowing the police to take a particular action |
| ARREST WARRANT | a legal document giving permission to arrest someone |
| SEARCH WARRANT | a legal document authorizing a police officer or other official to enter and search premises |
| WITNESS | someone who sees a crime or an accident and can describe what happened |
| YOUTHFUL OFFENDER | a young person, a minor commiting a crime or an offence |
