Challenging the status quo: how NJSP developed its crime gun intelligence program / by Ray Guidetti, Geoff Noble, and Pete Gagliardi.
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ArticleSeries: Police Chief | Police Chief ; Volume LXXXIII, number 9Publication details: --USA: International Association of Chief of Police, September 2016.Description: Pages 64-80 26.8cmISSN: - 0032-2571
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