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A History of Police in England

Note 254 — Chapter XVIII · DETECTIVE POLICE AND THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC MEETING

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In 1884 the office of Director of Criminal Investigation was abolished, and the duties formerly appertaining to the office have since then been performed by an additional Assistant-Commissioner, appointed for the purpose; but the system remains practically the same as when it was first introduced in 1878.

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