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Oji : Other matters subject to measures for electronic provision for the 100th fiscal term of shareholders (matters omitted from the delivery document) - Vimarsana News

Oji : Other matters subject to measures for electronic provision for the 100th fiscal term of shareholders (matters omitted from the delivery document)

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Operation PACT: Warren police arrest 442 in massive enforcement sweep - Vimarsana News

Operation PACT: Warren police arrest 442 in massive enforcement sweep

Hundreds of arrests and criminal charges in biggest enforcement sweep conducted by Warren Police.

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Over 440 arrested in Warren's 'biggest crime sweep' in history, chief says - Vimarsana News

Over 440 arrested in Warren's 'biggest crime sweep' in history, chief says

Warren Police announced more than 400 arrests in a massive crime blitz on Wednesday that the department said exceeded all expectations.

Michigan city's largest enforcement operation nets more than 400 arrests - Vimarsana News

Michigan city's largest enforcement operation nets more than 400 arrests

Police in Warren, Mich., arrested over 400 people in what officials call "the largest directed enforcement operation in department history," Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer confirmed on Wednesday.

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Warren police made over 400 arrests in four-week enforcement operation - Vimarsana News

Warren police made over 400 arrests in four-week enforcement operation

Operation P.A.C.T. (Preventing Acts of Community Tragedy) resulted in more than 400 arrests and more than 700 charges filed, police said Wednesday.