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Friday, June 22, 1973
While opening the Taz Wan Shan station, Sir Murray said it was evident
that most centres of population wanted a police station within easy reach.
This, he said, was a striking testimony of the confidence of the community
in the police.
He pointed out that the new stations were designed to meet the
community's "very reasonable wishes" that procedures in stations should be
shortened, and that report rooms should be separated from charge rooms,
The Governor described this as an example of some of the practical
stops taken by the police in response to the wishes of the community. He
stressed that it is on this partnership of police and public that "we must
depend to defeat violent crime."
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