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Dalby welcomes new cops from Qld’s largest intake of police recruits in 26 years

Queensland has gained 128 new police officers marking one of the largest police inductions in 26 years. (Supplied)

Queensland Police Service is celebrating one of the largest police inductions in 26 years, gaining 128 new police officers at […]

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