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A Simplified Guide to Explosives Analysis
A Simplified Guide to Explosives Analysis Introduction A backpack left on a crowded city street. A gunman s apartment. A meth lab in an abandoned building . These are all areas where Explosives have been found ready to detonate, endangering lives and property. In today s law enforcement environment, officers are more sensitive than ever to the possible existence of explosive devices. The bomb squads who respond to these situations are highly trained to identify Explosives and to dispose, disrupt or render them safe.
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