Complete the article by writing one word in each gap. And now on The Crime Programme an update on another unsolved crime, the armed robbery of the jewellery warehouse in London (0) which we reported on six months ago. Police are anxious to establish the identity of a man, believed to (1) ………………. one of the gang members, (2) ………………. purchased a green lorry in March of last year, six months before the robbery, from a garage in Brentwood. The garage's suspicions were aroused (3) the man paid in cash for the lorry, and then registered it under a false company name. Significantly, the notes were handed (4) ………………. in mixed denominations. As police explained to us, one would normally (5) ………………. a large wad of banknotes to (6) ………………. been obtained from a bank, in (7) ………………. case the notes would all be neatly arranged in piles of the same denomination. (8) ………………. short, the man may have paid for the lorry with money from a previous robbery. (9) ………………. looked again at video evidence of the robbery, police now know that the lorry was (10) to block the entrance of the warehouse, stopping any other vehicles (11) ………………. entering, so that the robbery could be carried (12) ………………. more easily. Police also believe that a man seen photographing the jewellery warehouse at about the same time was also in the gang. A woman who (13) ………………. to be out walking her dog noticed the man, and took the registration number of the car. It (14) ………………. out that the car was stolen from the Coventry area two years ago. (15) ………………. with further information regarding the lorry, registration number K358 CEQ, or the car, P406 TRA should contact us on 0207 400600. 1. be 2. who 3. when 4. over 5. expect 6. have 7. which 8. in 9. having 10. used 11. from 12. out 13. happened 14. turns 15. anyone