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SECOND ANNUAL WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT SUMMIT GETS UNDERWAY

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Get further insights into the two-day Women in Law Enforcement Summit, which commenced at the Police Officers’ Mess in Eve Leary, Georgetown on Monday, by referring to Tiana Cole’s report.

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