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Quicker response times as force introduces new command and control system
A step away from 'haphazard' radio approach will also see officers receive faster, more reliable information.
Date - 25th November 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle
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By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle
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