Emergencies4–6 min4 objectives

Police Station Visit

Report what happened, clearly and completely.

You'll be talking to

Sergeant Miller · Desk officer

Steady and matter-of-fact, needs precise facts, not in a rush.

Your mission

File a report with all the details the officer needs, and leave with a report number and a clear idea of what to do next.

The scene

The front desk of a police station. Your bag was stolen at a train station an hour ago: phone, wallet and passport inside.

You are the person reporting.

Objectives · tick them live

1
State what happened, when and where
The learner explains the incident with a time and a place.
2
Describe the stolen items in detail
The learner describes the bag and its contents with colours, brands or other specifics.
3
Answer the officer's questions
The learner answers follow-up questions about the incident or a suspect.
4
Ask for a report number and next steps
The learner asks for the crime reference and what to do about the passport.

Peek at useful phrases· optional

“My bag was stolen about an hour ago at Central Station.”
“It's a black leather backpack, with my passport and wallet inside.”
“I didn't see who took it — I turned around and it was gone.”
“Could I get a report number for my insurance?”
“What should I do about my passport?”
These are in English; in another language the character will use its own natural equivalents.

Set up the scene

Language

How hard the world pushes back

You'll need a microphone. Sergeant Miller speaks first; just answer as you would in real life.