In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Police in Sweden are investigating chilling letters posted through letterboxes across the country threatening to behead people unless they convert to Islam. The notes, which are signed ISIS and carry the terrorist organisation's flag, threaten to decapitate 'non-believers' unless they become a Muslim or pay a religious tax. They have been distributed among several cities including Stockholm and warn 'the police will not save you from being murdered'. Translated, the notes said: 'In the name of Allah, the merciful, full of grace. You who are not believers will be decapitated in three days in your own house. We will bomb your rotten corpses afterwards.Threatening 'Isis notes' posted through letterboxes across SwedenSaid people would be decapitated if they didn't convert to IslamPolice and Swedish intelligence investigating credibilityFor more of the latest Islamic State news visit www.dailymail.co.uk/isis 
 Question:_ radio stations reported police were investigating the new threats and comparing them to previous warnings of violence.
Sweden

The family of schoolgirl Alice Gross have demanded to know how her murderer got into Britain despite killing his wife in his native Latvia. The 14-year-old went missing in August last year and her body was discovered the following month in the Grand Union Canal in Ealing, west London. Her killer Arnis Zalkalns, 41, had been named as a suspect in her disappearance but his body was later found hanging in a woodland nearby. Police later confirmed that the Latvian builder, who had come to the UK in 2007, was responsible, and the CPS announced that he would have been charged with murder if alive.Alice went missing last year and body later found in canal in west LondonThe man suspected of killing her was found hanging in woodland nearbyArnis Zalkalns had been jailed in native Latvia for 7 years for killing his wifeCame to UK in 2007 and in 2009 was arrested on suspicion of sex asault 
 Question:Mr Thacker told the court, that _'s nationality was not the issue here and that Alice's family 'just want answers'.
Arnis Zalkalns

(CNN) On the hot summer night on of July 12, 1967, two white policemen in Newark, New Jersey, arrested an African-American cabdriver named John Smith for "tailgating" and driving in the wrong direction. The police also accused Smith of physical assault and using offensive language. Race relations had been growing more tense over the year as Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio announced a series of decisions that had angered the African-American community. Some of the residents who were living across the street from where the arrest took place walked out of their homes to watch the incident. Smith was badly beaten. As the police hauled him to the Fourth Precinct station, word spread within the community about what was happening. African-American taxi drivers sent out reports through their radios. A crowd slowly gathered to monitor and protest Smith's treatment. Word quickly spread about the arrest and what was taking place inside the station.Julian Zelizer: On July 12, 1967, riots erupted in Newark, New Jersey, after an African-American man was pulled over and beaten by two white policemenThe fiftieth anniversary of the riots is a reminder that we still face some of the same issues of racism in policing and criminal justice, writes Zelizer 
 Question:There have been reforms to policing, public attitudes about race have changed, and the growth of _-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.

African