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Significados de undercover officers en inglés

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Uso de undercover officers en inglés
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The undercover officers frequently deceived women into intimate relationships using their fake identities.
The Guardian
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One was shot and killed by one of the undercover officers.
Reuters
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Creedon said the identities of 42 dead children had been used by undercover officers.
The Guardian
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They said the defendants were egged on by undercover officers.
Reuters
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The undercover officers also disclosed the groups that they infiltrated.
The Guardian
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But a defense attorney said the three only talked big to impress undercover officers.
Reuters
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Protesters have also attacked police and people suspected of being undercover officers or mainland spies.
The Guardian
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Billy was twenty-five, halfway through an eight-month sentence for selling stolen property to undercover officers.
Apocalypse of the Dead
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After getting on the train the Brazilian had undercover officers surrounding him, posing as commuters.
The Guardian
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Deploying undercover officers into the protest movement was not disproportionate to the risk posed, he said.
The Guardian
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Some of the stings have taken up to three years, with one including 40 undercover officers.
Radio NZ
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The undercover officers infiltrated specific groups, but also gathered information on a range of other organisations.
The Guardian
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She has ordered several inquiries into alleged police wrongdoing, from corruption to abuses by undercover officers.
The Guardian
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Defense attorneys described the men as drunken braggarts who had talked big to impress undercover officers.
Reuters
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Defence attorneys described the three as drunken braggarts who had talked big to impress undercover officers.
Reuters
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Defense attorneys described the three as drunken braggarts who had talked big to impress undercover officers.
Reuters
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