your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: Write highlights for this article:

By. Chris Greenwood. PUBLISHED:. 05:31 EST, 6 June 2013. |. UPDATED:. 19:22 EST, 6 June 2013. It brings a new meaning to the phrase ‘heavy police presence’. This substantial officer was at the centre of a debate about physical fitness in the police force yesterday amid claims that he is Britain’s fattest bobby. But colleagues were quick to defend Sergeant Andy Sharp, saying he is not even the largest officer in his force. Whatever the truth, he might struggle. to meet controversial new physical tests designed to make sure those on. the thin blue line are fighting fit. On the beat: Sergeant Andy Sharp marshalling campaigners at a march in central London. Frontline representatives are locked in discussions over what form the annual fitness assessments should take. The move follows fears that some. officers in demanding jobs are held back by being overweight and out of. shape. Sgt Sharp, a long-serving Met officer who specialises in. organising high-profile events, was photographed marshalling crowds on. Sunday. He was seen with road cycling star Mark  Cavendish at the Help. the Heroes charity bike ride from Blackheath to Central London. He was also out and about last month as thousands of demonstrators marched through Whitehall to protest at NHS cuts. John Tully, of the Met Police. Federation, said Sgt Sharp spends most of his time on ‘desk duty’ but. comes out during the events he supervises. He said: ‘Everyone should be fit for. purpose. There is a minimum level of fitness for everyone who completes. officer safety training. Sgt Andy Sharp marshals protesters on a London NHS march last month. ‘Presumably he has been able to do that. Regular fitness tests will soon be introduced and we wholeheartedly support that.’ Police have been warned they could. face pay cuts and ultimately dismissal if they do not meet the standards. set by new fitness tests. A major review by former rail. regulator Tom Winsor called for running tests and assault course-style. assessments to ensure officers can chase criminals. A survey found 52 per cent of male. officers and staff in the Met were overweight, 22 per cent were obese. and one per cent were morbidly obese. One senior officer told the review. some officers attending basic safety training were ‘so unfit they cannot. complete the warm-up exercises’. Mr Winsor said fitness equipment. should be installed in stations or officers given access to gyms. If they fail, they could be sent on weight loss courses or given health and diet advice. Rick Nelson, a Met officer and Federation representative who is helping design new fitness tests, said changes are being made. But he added: ‘In many cases, just. because officers are heavy it doesn’t mean they are unfit. And a very. fit officer is not necessarily brilliant at the job.’ 1.    Running (known as the Multi-stage shuttle run test or Bleep Test)2.    A test of strength (Dynamic Strength Test or Push-Pull)You should wear gym shoes and gym kit when taking the test.(1) The multi-stage shuttle run test (Bleep Test)This is done first. You will run back and forth continuously between 2 lines 15 metres apart in time to an electronic bleep. The speed will increase with each new level until you reach the pass mark. The level required is 4 shuttles at level 5 (5.4). You will run 44 shuttles to reach this level.You are likely to pass if you can run 1.5 miles in 12 minutes or run on a treadmill for 8 mph for 12 minutes at zero gradient. (2) Dynamic Strength Test (Push-Pull)This test is carried out on a Concept 2 DYNO machine. After 3 warm up pushes, you will then have to push as hard as you can 5 times. This is repeated with pulling instead of pushing. The mean result of your five maximum efforts for each push or pull will be recorded. The minimum level is 34 kg (push) and 35kg (pull).   You are likely to pass if you can achieve five strict repetitions with 40 kg weight on a seated chest press or bench press machine and on a seated rowing machine. PRE Scale – As you run rate the intensity on a scale of 6 to 20. Number 6 being very, very light and 20 being exhausting. Aim for an intensity of number 14 or 15, which should feel like a HARD run. If you feel you have exceeded number 15, then slow down as you could be running too fast.
Answer: This story is about a police officer named Sergeant Andy Sharp, who some people think is the fattest police officer in Britain. His friends say he isn't the largest officer, but people are having a big discussion about how fit police officers should be for their job.

Some people believe that police officers need to be very fit and healthy because their job can be difficult and they need to be able to chase criminals if they need to. That's why there are plans for an annual fitness test for officers so they can make sure everyone is fit and ready to do their job properly. 

Sergeant Sharp works mostly at a desk but helps with big events, like the one where he was seen with a famous bike rider named Mark Cavendish. Just because he's a big person doesn't mean he's not good at his job or unfit. Soon, police officers might need to take a running test and other exercises to show they can do their job fit and well.