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SIROW Annual Community News

Jan. 21, 2020

Thank you for being a part of the SIROW family. We are happy to share our recent accomplishments and other news in our Annual Community Newsletter.

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Join SIROW at the 9th Annual American Society of Evidence-based Policing Conference!

Trinidad Romero

Welcoming Trinidad Romero to SIROW!

Welcoming Aimee Myers to SIROW!

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