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New police public order strategy [1983]

01 January 1991

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New police public order strategy [1983]
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A report from Sir Kenneth Newman, Metropolitan Police
Commissioner, to Leon Brittan, Home Secretary, is expected to
show that a revamping of police strategy to handle public
disorder and demonstrations has resulted in 25% fewer officers
being needed to police them.

Times 83/12/12 p2

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