First Part Reading Comprehension
On January 1, 2013 Two South Sudanese male arrived in Entebbe for a holiday and went to the Victoria Lake Casino to gamble the next day. After losing a "significant amount" of money, Nuen and Nigo found out on January 4 that they did not have enough money to buy return tickets for home. In need of money, Nuen, who used to work as a packer for fruit wholesaler Lion Trading Company, recalled that his former employer kept cash in his office. They decided to burgle the place and formed a plan. At around 10am on January 4, the pair left their room in Hotel 99 hopped into a taxi and went to a Still Road hardware store to buy the tools to carry out their crime. They spent $215 on the tools, including a Bosch grinder, a crowbar, screwdrivers, an extension plug and even a small broom and dustpan. After that, they went back to their hotel. They made their way to the wholesale centre at around 8.30pm and waited until midnight to carry out their plan. At around 12.40am on Jan 5, Nigo discovered he could break into the company, which was at GR 123-434, Block 25, of the centre, through the roof. He also noticed he could climb up by using some cardboard boxes that were stacked nearby. Nuen acted as a lookout. When he reached the roof, Nigo used a screwdriver to remove a ventilation fan so he could create an opening to enter the premises. Once inside, he went to the office on the second storey and entered a room after forcing open a closed door with a screwdriver. That was where he spotted the large metal safe. Nigo managed to cut the safe open after almost two hours. He also used a screwdriver and hacked the safe wall before cutting another hole on an inner metal piece.
FOLLOW UP 1:
Bundles of cash were inside the safe. Nigo was shocked. He called Nuen and told him the good news. Nuen told him to take as much money as he could, which he did, bundling them into the bag he had taken along. As he did that, Nigo noticed another compartment in the safe. Using the grinder, he cut into the compartment and found even more money. Once again he informed his partner, who told him to grab as much as he could.
FOLLOW UP 2:
When Nigo left the room, he was carrying four full bags of cash. They found the three other bags in the room. They grab those also. The stolen amount of money was about is $500,000. After stuffing the money into the bags, Nigo climbed out to meet Nuen and they made their way towards Coastal Highway. Along the way, Nigo threw the tools into a nearby rubbish bin.
FOLLOW UP 3:
They then took a taxi to the beach before taking another cab to their hotel. The men divided their stolen money when they reached their room. They then went out to have dinner and used some of the stolen money to buy a mobile phone each. They also bought their return tickets for their trip home. Because they had a lot of money, they left their hotel at around 6.15am on the same day and checked into two separate rooms at Hotel Victoria. They then decided to go shopping. They splashed the cash, buying $11,838 worth of luxury items, including a Gucci sling bag, Armani Exchange jeans and Louis bison belts.
Follow Up 4:
The burglary was discovered at 7am, the next day, when Mr Lokat, 35, who is a co-owner of the company, arrived for work. He called the local police. According to the police report, officers from the Entebbe Police station acted on a lead from a taxi driver, who recalled picking up the two South Sudanese men at Coastal Highway earlier that day. Local Police is investigating the case and acted promptly to find out the suspects.
QUESTIONS
Q1. What was the profession of Nuen?
Q2. Where is the location of Lion Trade Company?
Q3.What items were bought by the suspects to commit the crime?
Q4. When did the suspects brake into the Lion Trade Company?
Q5. Total how many bags were carried out by the suspects?
Q6. Where did Nigo throw the tools those were used in the crime scene?
Q7. How long Nigo was able to manage to cut the safe open?
Q8. When did the suspects check into Hotel Victoria?
Q9.What Items were bought by the suspects by the stolen money?
Q10. Who and when did notice about the burglary?
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