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New Missouri Siddens Benning Hands-Free Law Has Prevented 80 Crashes

Hastings Tribune 26 Sep 2023
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 26, 2023-- ... This press release features multimedia. View the full release here ... (Graphic ... Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, with offices in Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, CMT serves millions of people through over 95 programs in 25 countries, including 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers ... About AAA ... PUB.
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Hooligan probe unveils more lapses

Ekathimerini 15 Aug 2023
The ongoing investigation to identify the killer of 29-year-old Michalis Katsouris during clashes on August 7 between rival fans on the eve of the Champions League qualifier between AEK Athens and Dinamo Zagreb has revealed that police officers apparently encountered a group of ...
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Joint Chinese-Croatian police patrol welcomed by tourists, locals

Xinhua 11 Aug 2023
Croatian and Chinese police officers patrol downtown Zagreb as part of the Croatia and China joint police patrol in Zagreb, Croatia on July 19, 2022 ... Mislav Svihir, a Zagreb police officer participating in the joint patrol, said that each year a different group of Chinese police officers arrives, but "it feels like we have always worked together.".
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More than 2,000 officers assigned to sports crime prevention

Ekathimerini 11 Aug 2023
The 2,000 officers will be posted at key locations to keep an eye on fan movements as the Greek capital prepares to host, among others, Dinamo Zagreb again on August 19 for ...
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Joint Chinese-Croatian police patrol hailed

Shenzhen Daily 10 Aug 2023
SEEING Chinese police officers, along with their Croatian colleagues, patrolling streets in the Croatian capital Zagreb, Betty Xie was very excited ... The eight Chinese police officers are on duty with their Croatian colleagues in Zagreb, Zadar, the Plitvice Lakes National Park and Dubrovnik, all of which are main tourist destinations.
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European football match postponed after Greek fan stabbed to death

NewstalkZB 10 Aug 2023
A UEFA Champions League match in Greece has been postponed after a fan died during a brawl with supporters of Croatian club Dinamo Zagreb, European soccer’s governing body UEFA said on Tuesday ... He warned more officers could be removed as a result of the events.
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Distracted Driving During Back-to-School Has Grown 15% Since 2020

The Galveston Daily News 10 Aug 2023
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 10, 2023-- ... By 2022, this distraction rose to 2 minutes and 9 seconds, a 15% increase ... Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, with offices in Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, CMT serves millions of people through over 95 programs in 25 countries, including 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers ... CONTACT. Media..
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Feature: Joint Chinese-Croatian police patrol hailed

People Daily 09 Aug 2023
The eight Chinese police officers are on duty with their Croatian colleagues in ... Mislav Svihir, a Zagreb police officer participating in the joint patrol, said that each year a different group of Chinese police officers arrives, but "it feels like we have always worked together.".
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Almost 100 Croatian ultras appear in court over violent street clash that left Greek football ...

Metro UK 09 Aug 2023
Dinamo Zagreb football fans being taken to court (Picture ... Officers made at least 98 arrests, most of who were Croatian supporters of Dinamo Zagreb ... They were escorted by police officer as they left the Athens Police Headquarters (Picture ... As a result seven police officers will be dismissed from their posts as a result, the politician said.
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Nearly 100 Dinamo Zagreb ultras in court over violence that left AEK fan dead

Metro UK 09 Aug 2023
Dinamo Zagreb football fans being taken to court (Picture ... Officers made at least 98 arrests, mostly of Croatian supporters of Dinamo Zagreb ... The UEFA Champions League qualifying-round match between AEK and visiting Dinamo Zagreb that was scheduled to take place at the stadium on Tuesday was postponed as the conditions for the match were not met.
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Zagreb police chief hails joint Chinese-Croatian police patrol

Beijing News 08 Aug 2023
ZAGREB, Aug. 7 (Xinhua) -- A joint police patrol of Chinese and Croatian police officers will not only promote safety and security in Croatia's popular tourist destinations, but also help promote bilateral cooperation and relations, said Velimir Tisma, head of the Prevention Service at the Zagreb Police Department, in a recent interview with Xinhua.
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Michigan Hands-Free Law Has Prevented 650 Crashes & Two Fatalities

Maryville Daily Forum 01 Aug 2023
Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, with offices in Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, CMT serves millions of people through over 95 programs in 25 countries, including 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers.
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Alabama Hands-Free Law Reduces Distracted Driving 2.4%

Maryville Daily Forum 27 Jul 2023
... that police officers can stop drivers just for handling their phones ... Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, with offices in Budapest, Chennai, Seattle, Tokyo, and Zagreb, CMT serves millions of people through over 95 programs in 25 countries, including 21 of the top 25 US auto insurers.
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China-Croatia joint police patrol to improve security in Croatian tourist cities

Xinhua 18 Jul 2023
ZAGREB, July 17 (Xinhua) -- Eight Chinese police officers will join their Croatian counterparts to patrol in four major Croatian tourist cities for one month in order to better serve tourists, especially Chinese tourists, in the country ... Croatian and Chinese police officers patrol ...
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Feature: Dragon boat race in Croatia celebrates traditional Chinese festival

People Daily 19 Jun 2023
It was the eighth that kind of event held in Zagreb ... More than 600 people attended the event, including Qi Qianjin, the Chinese ambassador to Croatia, and Darko Gazan, representative of the Zagreb City Office for Sports and Youth ... It is very interesting and that is why I came from Dubrovnik (392 km away from Zagreb) to (watch) the race," he said.

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