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Marshalltown Police Chief Mike Tupper participates in the commemoration of 100 years of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation. He spoke of the many wonderful people he had met in that agency during his law enforcement career, and wondered where Marshalltown would be without them.
DES MOINES Marshalltown Police Chief Mike Tupper joined Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday as she led a special DCI 100th Anniversary commemorative event at the Iowa Statehouse to recognize the centennial along with Special Agent In Charge and DCI100 Chairperson Adam DeCamp, Special Agent and State Senator Dan Dawson and Department of Public Safety Commissioner Stephan Bayens.
Bonnie Parker, left, and Clyde Barrow, leaders of the notorious Barrow gang, were pursued by the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation in 1933.
DES MOINES, Iowa – On April 9, 1921, the Iowa Legislature bestowed authority in Attorney General Ben Gibson to establish the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, a centralized law enforcement agency specializing in providing cost-free support to local law enforcement agencies.
From these humble beginnings, with just a handful of agents and a budget of $37,000, the bureau has grown into the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), which provides a full spectrum of criminal investigation services from investigative field operations to forensics analysis to support to the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.
Gen Naravane to meet Bangladesh s three service chiefs during Dhaka visit ANI | Updated: Apr 08, 2021 10:37 IST
New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI): Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane will meet with the three service chiefs of the Bangladesh Armed Forces during his visit to the neighbouring country.
MM Naravane on Thursday proceeded on a five-day visit to Bangladesh to enhance defence cooperation and strong bilateral ties between the two nations.
The Indian Army said that the visit will further deepen the bilateral relationships between the two Armies and act as a catalyst for closer coordination and cooperation between the two countries on a host of strategic issues.
Indian Army chief General M M Naravane.
Continuing with the excellent tradition of strong bilateral and defence ties between India and Bangladesh, Indian Army Chief General M M Naravane is on a five-day visit to Bangladesh. He left for Bangladesh on Thursday (8 April) morning.
General Naravane s visit comes in the midst of Swarnim Vijay Varsh celebrations which mark 50 years of the liberation of Bangladesh, made possible by the historic leadership of the Bongobondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and heroics of the Mukti Bahini who fought shoulder to shoulder with the Indian Armed Forces.
The Army Chief will pay tributes to the martyrs of the Liberation War by laying a wreath at the Shikha Anirban on Thursday.