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Burton Barr Central Library
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Children 363.23 OL49s
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Cesar Chavez Library
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Children 363.23 OL49s
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Desert Broom Library
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Children 363.23 OL49s
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Ironwood Library
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Children 363.23 OL49s
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Summary:
Presents information about SWAT teams, including what they are, how they help the police and civilians, and what training is involved in becoming part of the team.
Notes:
Includes index.
Contents:
- SWAT team
- SWAT history
- What does a SWAT team do?
- Weapons and equipment
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- Training
- Strategy and tactics
- Interview with a SWAT officer.
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