Mise en place: To be truly prepared for a situation ,on duty, you must have everything in its place, mentally and physically/ by Dave Smith
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ArticleSeries: Police The Law Enforcement Magazine. page 64 ; Volume 41 Number 12Publication details: -- California: Bobit Business Media, 2017Description: page 64Subject(s): DDC classification: - -- BPer. 363.205 P75
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