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Gallup Poll findings on the police

01 January 1991

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Gallup Poll findings on the police
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According to a Gallup Poll commissioned by the 'Sunday Telegraph', more than a
third of the public has become concerned about recent revelations of corruption
in the police force, but general honesty of individual officers is still rated
as highly as ever. (ST 22/8 p1,3,18; T 23/8 p2; Tel p5)

Sunday Times 82/08/22 p1,3,18; Times 82/08/23 p2; Telegraph p5

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