While in New York Jane was a witness to a bank

While in New York Jane was a witness to a bank robbery (очевидец ограбления банка). She was the only person who saw the criminal and actually had a conversation with him. The police officer asked her to remember their conversation as it could help them to find the criminal.
Read the criminals questions and complete Janes answers using reported speech.
1nbsp; nbsp; What are you doing here?
2nbsp; nbsp; Can I take this seat next to you?
3nbsp; nbsp; How often do you come to this place?
4nbsp; nbsp; How long do you usually spend here?
5nbsp; nbsp; What kind of building is opposite us?
6nbsp; nbsp; How many security guards are at the bank this afternoon?
Officer: So you say that a young man came up to you when you were sitting on a park bench just opposite the door of the bank.
Jane: Right. He asked me what I was doing there. I answered that I just wanted to relax after my language classes, and that it was my favourite bench in town.
O: OK.
J: Then he asked if he could take a seat next to me, and I let him sit down.
O: Did he ask any other questions?
J: Oh, yes! A lot. He asked how often I came to that place and how long I usually spent there. Then he wondered what kind of building was opposite us. It was quite a natural question because the building was very beautiful and eyecatching.
O: Did he ask anything that sounded strange to you?
J: Yes, it was when he asked how many security guards were at the bank that afternoon.