FOR police officers, the logic is easy: If criminals can cross borders, so should they.
FOR police officers, the logic is easy: If criminals can cross borders, so should they.
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David Leask Investigations Reporter
Scottish law enforcement agencies and prosecutors increasingly talk of a new spirit of co-operation with their European counterparts in recent years.
Detectives from forces such as Strathclyde and the Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency, for example, have had major success working with their colleagues in Spain to root out Clydeside gangsters hiding on the Costa del Crime.
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