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  Posted on: Monday, August 15, 2011
Dallas launches regional nuke detectors
Homeland Security Newswire

The Dallas police will soon be participating in a regional radiological nuclear detection program that will help law enforcement officials detect any anomalies and help protect against any nuclear or radiological attacks


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