Police Find Drugs and Guns in Three Cities

警方在三個城市發現毒品與槍械

Jun 24, 2026, 18:09
CanadaSociety

Introduction

Police in Regina, Saskatoon, and Kingston arrested five people. They found many drugs and weapons.

雷吉納、薩斯卡通與京士頓的警方逮捕了五人，並發現大量毒品與武器。

Main Body

Police in Regina and Saskatoon arrested a man. They found a gun, a knife, and many drugs. The drugs are worth $115,000. They also found many big guns and a truck.

雷吉納與薩斯卡通的警方逮捕了一名男子。他們發現了一把槍、一把刀以及大量毒品。這些毒品價值 115,000 美元。他們還發現了許多大型槍械以及一輛卡車。

In Saskatoon, police searched a house. They found $31,090 in cash. A 32-year-old man now has police charges.

在薩斯卡通，警方搜查了一處房屋。他們發現了 31,090 美元的現金。一名 32 歲的男子目前被警方起訴。

In Kingston, police searched a building on June 18. People made dangerous drugs there. Police arrested three people. They found a crossbow and a small gun.

在京士頓，警方於 6 月 18 日搜查了一棟建築物。有人在該處製造危險毒品。警方逮捕了三人，並發現了一把十字弩及一把小槍。

Conclusion

Five people are in jail. Police took away the drugs and weapons from the three cities.

五人入獄。警方將這三個城市的毒品與武器全部沒收。

Vocabulary Learning

🛠️ The 'Action' Pattern

Look at how the story tells us what happened. It uses a simple pattern: Who →\rightarrow Did What →\rightarrow What thing.

  • Police →\rightarrow found →\rightarrow drugs.
  • Police →\rightarrow searched →\rightarrow a house.
  • People →\rightarrow made →\rightarrow drugs.

Word Power: Past Actions When we talk about things that already happened (yesterday or last week), we often add -ed to the action word:

  • search →\rightarrow searched
  • arrest →\rightarrow arrested

⚠️ Watch Out! Some words change completely. They don't use -ed:

  • find →\rightarrow found
  • make →\rightarrow made
  • take →\rightarrow took

Quick Tip for A2: To describe a crime or an event, just stick to: [Person] + [Past Action] + [Object]. It is the fastest way to be understood.

Vocabulary Learning

arrested (v.)
When the police take someone away because they think they committed a crime.
Example:The police arrested the man for stealing a car.
weapons (n.)
Objects used to fight or hurt someone, like guns or knives.
Example:The police found dangerous weapons in the bag.
worth (adj.)
The amount of money something is valued at.
Example:This old painting is worth a lot of money.
searched (v.)
To look through a place carefully to find something.
Example:The police searched the room for the missing keys.
charges (n.)
Official statements saying that someone has done something illegal.
Example:He is facing police charges for driving too fast.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause a problem.
Example:It is dangerous to swim in this river.
jail (n.)
A building where people are kept as punishment for a crime.
Example:The thief spent two years in jail.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→