In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

[Q]: Police trying to control the Ferguson protests wound up the crowds and violated free-speech rights, the Department of Justice has claimed. The report by the DOJ found that officers used dogs to incite fear and deployed tear gas without warning on people who could not safely retreat. The damning accusations come six months after a grand jury refused to indict white officer Darren Wilson over the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in the city last August. In total the department highlighted 45 issues, including the 'inappropriate' use of officers with rifles on top of armored vehicles - and their failure at controlling traffic.Officers used 'inappropriate' ways to control the crowds, the report claimsThe Department of Justice looked at the first 16 days after Brown's deathRiots were sparked when the unarmed 18-year-old was shot by police
[A]: The _ said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.


[Q]: (CNN) Three men were killed after a gunfight inside a Texas car dealership involving bounty hunters and the man they were trying to capture. And it all happened Tuesday inside of a showroom filled with customers and employees. Bounty hunters Gabriel Bernal and Fidel Garcia were killed while trying to capture fugitive Ramon Michael Hutchinson at a Nissan dealership in Greenville, Texas, just outside of Dallas. Hutchinson was also killed. The bounty hunters had been waiting for Hutchinson at the dealership for several hours. "We didn't give them permission, but we also didn't tell them that they had to leave," dealership owner Rick Ford told CNN affiliate KTVT.Bounty hunters told people at car dealership they were federal agentsDuring the gunfight, about 20 shots were fired in just a few seconds
[A]: _, of St. Paul, Minnesota, was wanted on drug and other charges.


[Q]: Philip Hammond pledged to protect the Falklands from ‘Argentinian bullying’ last night as the country began legal action against British companies exploring for oil off the islands. It follows a provocative speech by Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, prompting the Foreign Office to summon her ambassador for a dressing down. Buenos Aires responded by accusing three British oil firms of working without permission. The Argentine government said it was taking legal action against three British and two US companies for ‘exploration activities for fossil fuels on the Argentine continental shelf without obtaining the corresponding authorisation’. The legal complaint listed Rockhopper Exploration, Premier Oil, Falkland Oil and Gas Limited and US firms Noble Energy and Edison International – accusing them of sending a semi-submersible rig to explore a basin 120 miles north of the islands ‘subjected to the illegitimate British occupation’.Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner said islands not BritishShe said: 'We will see the islands form part of our territory again'Also publicly attacked plan to boost defences on the South Atlantic islandsClaimed she would sue oil firms drilling in the waters around the islands
[A]:
It’s not just wishful thinking.’ Her remarks came on the 33rd anniversary of Argentina’s invasion of the Falklands, leading to a conflict that cost 250 British and 650 _ lives.