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Women are not well represented in the police, but they play a key role in India and Palestine where they deal with special cases involving women.
Women are not well represented in the police, but they play a key role in India and Palestine where they deal with special cases involving women.
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S2017, EP1 "Tourist Police Patrols"Gang wars and bloody struggles have made Acapulco less attractive for foreign tourists; members of special anti-criminal unit risk their lives every day to maintain security.
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S2020, EP5 "Mediterranean-Harbour Police Patrols"The Catalan autonomous Police have replaced the Spain National Police, while police in Haifa, Israel face constant terrorist threats from neighboring countries.
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S2020, EP2 "Narcotraffic Police Patrols"Sinchi, a special anti-drug group, was created in order to fight the drug trade in the Peruvian forest area.
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S2020, EP4 "Women Police Patrols"Women are not well represented in the police, but they play a key role in India and Palestine where they deal with special cases involving women.
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