Newsflash kids, Melody Zhu here reporting to you about the latest news.
Garfield Primary has had a visit from the Metropolitan Police. The Brilliant Badgers came back from a lesson and into their classroom to find....A MESS! There was a police who was wearing a normal button-up t-shirt standing in the mess. All the Badgers were curious to know what exactly had happened. Over to you Cyzye.
Ok, thank you Melody. Lying on the floor were 6 suspicious objects, a blue dice on the number 6, a bag, a garden gnome, a footprint, a recorder and 3 bits of masking tape taped into the shape of a triangle! Perhaps something's missing from inside? We will find out soon. All the children have been asked to write a precise and clear report on their suspicions, the objects and what's going on. We have asked for a few opinions from the kids. 'I think the police or the teacher is naturally suspicious because they were the only ones near our class when the crime happened.' Nourdine Benzelmat, 'We cannot be sure who it is until we have found enough evidence. The area is rather messy so I highly suspect that this criminal is a clumsy person.' Melody Zhu. Right, well back to you Melody to find out what happened next.
Thank you Cyzye. I think that the 2 opinions are both quite right and now we are going to find out what happened next. The police collected up the children's reports and said he'd give it to the chief inspector when he/she came but this mysterious person never did come. The police took the reports and said he thinks the chief inspector is just round the corner and that he'd go and give the children's reports to him. Then, he said he'd come back with good news but instead, he packed his bag, collected the objects and left the classroom with their reports. All the children found this highly suspicious and noticed that the note saying there had been a crime had not been taken off from their door. The classroom looked normal once the police left so no one would believe there had been a crime. What will happen next? We will be expecting good news next time. Goodbye!
