Police Catch Two Men from Mexico in the USA

美國警方逮捕兩名墨西哥男子


Introduction

Police in the USA caught two men from Mexico. One man is in Georgia and one man is in Illinois.

美國警方逮捕了兩名來自墨西哥的男子。一名在喬治亞州,另一名在伊利諾州。

Main Body

Lorenzo Rojas-Martinez is in Georgia. He flew a drone in a place where drones are not allowed. He is not allowed to be in the USA. He had many crimes in the past. He sold drugs and stole things.

Lorenzo Rojas-Martinez 目前在喬治亞州。他在禁止飛行無人機的區域操作無人機。他並不被允許留在美國。他過去曾多次犯罪,包括販賣毒品和竊盜。

Arnoldo Jimenez is now in Chicago. He was a very dangerous man. He lived in Mexico for a long time to hide from the police. He killed a woman in 2012 in Illinois.

Arnoldo Jimenez 目前在芝加哥。他是一個非常危險的人。為了躲避警方,他在墨西哥潛伏了很長時間。他在 2012 年於伊利諾州殺害了一名女性。

Mexican police and US police worked together. They found Jimenez in Mexico in January 2025. Now he must go to court.

墨西哥警方與美國警方共同合作。他們在 2025 年 1 月於墨西哥找到了 Jimenez。現在他必須出庭受審。

Conclusion

Both men are in jail now. They will go to court soon.

兩名男子目前均在獄中,很快將出庭受審。

Vocabulary Learning

🛑 The 'Past' vs 'Now' Switch

Look at how the story moves between things that happened before and things that are true today. To get to A2, you need to spot the difference in the verbs.

1. The Past (Finished Actions) These words tell us about things that are over.

  • Caught →’ Police grabbed them.
  • Flew → He used the drone once.
  • Sold/Stole → He did these crimes before.
  • Lived → He stayed in Mexico for a while.

2. The Now (Current Status) These words tell us where they are at this moment.

  • Is → Lorenzo is in Georgia.
  • Are → Both men are in jail.

💡 Quick Pattern: "To be allowed"

In the text, we see: "Drones are not allowed" and "He is not allowed to be in the USA."

Use this when something is forbidden (against the rules):

Person/Thingis/arenot allowed

Example: Smoking is not allowed here. \rightarrow You cannot smoke here.

Vocabulary Learning

allowed (adj.)
If something is allowed, you have permission to do it.
Example:Smoking is not allowed in the hospital.
crime (n.)
An action that is against the law.
Example:Stealing a car is a serious crime.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause problems.
Example:It is dangerous to walk alone in the dark.
hide (v.)
To put yourself in a place where people cannot see you.
Example:The cat likes to hide under the sofa.
court (n.)
A place where a judge decides if someone is guilty of a crime.
Example:The man must go to court to talk to the judge.
jail (n.)
A building where people are kept because they broke the law.
Example:The thief is now in jail.
Practice A2 words in a crossword