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UK: Secrets of the UK's new FBI: Police chief reveals elite force of 5,000 'super' agents will wage a high-tech manhunt for Britain's most wanted criminals

05 October 2013

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  • The £450million National Crime Agency to launch tomorrow
  • Elite force of 5,000 officers will target the most dangerous criminals
  • Includes up to 400 graduates and trainees who work alongside force"

    See the article: Secrets of the UK's new FBI: Police chief reveals elite force of 5,000 'super' agents will wage a high-tech manhunt for Britain's most wanted criminals (Daily Mail, link)

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