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Jellybean
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Criminal Investigation Department. |
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cheekycharlie171
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Criminal Investigation Department |
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the swede
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Criminal Investigation department.....not that exciting really |
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mark
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In the UK it's Criminal Investigation Department.
In the US the 'D' is usually for Division. |
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MR SCEPTIC'S MUM
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Berkshire Hunt in Disguise! |
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Ian UK
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Criminal investigation department.
The difference between a PC (Police Constable) and a DC (Detective Constable) is that a DC has more training in how to deal with more serious offences.
In my experience, some DC's (though not all) look down their nose at PC's but they need to remember that it's the PC's that are on the front line arresting the people that they deal with. |
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Ollie
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Criminal Investigation Department. |
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Criminal Investigation Division (or something like that).
Those that work for CID get called "Detective Constable" rather than just "Constable". |
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Curtis M
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CID may refer to:
In criminal investigation:
Criminal Investigation Department, the branch of all British Police and many other Commonwealth police forces to which plain clothes detectives belong
Or ... Criminal Investigation Division, a United States federal law enforcement agency |
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robert c
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Criminal Investigation Department!! |
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Lee
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at my station they are loving refered to as the Creeping Insect Department.
Always makes me laugh anyway... |
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joan k
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Coppers In Drag lol, seriously it's Criminal Investigation Department. They do look down their noses at PCs like Ian UK says, possibly because many of them now have degrees and are on the fast track system. I know a lot who are. |
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st.abbs
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Criminal Investigation Detective. |
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The One
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Canvey Irland Dustmen |
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Freddie P
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Curly Igloo Dogs |
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danny19752005
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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DETACHMENT |
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