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Why keeping suspects' identities secret is against the public interest
PUBLISHED May 3, 2013Britain's most senior police officers appear to have shot themselves in the foot by advocating a policy that the identities of arrested suspects should remain confidential.
© Guardian News & Media Ltd
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