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Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (right),

Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (right),

Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (right), an instructor-in-training at the new Afghan Criminal Techniques Academy and Laboratory on Bagram Air Field, shows fellow policemen and students Eqeban (le... More

Afghan National Police 2nd Lt. Niaztany studies a plate

Afghan National Police 2nd Lt. Niaztany studies a plate

Afghan National Police 2nd Lt. Niaztany studies a plate of fingerprints with one of the microscopes at the new Afghan Criminal Techniques Academy and Laboratory on Bagram Air Field Nov. 29. The ACTA will train ... More

Afghan Lt. Col. Said Rahmutallah Quraishi (in blue

Afghan Lt. Col. Said Rahmutallah Quraishi (in blue

Afghan Lt. Col. Said Rahmutallah Quraishi (in blue suit), the Afghan National Police assistant director of Criminal Technique, greets his boss, Col. Ayaz Qaumi, the ANP director of Criminal Technique, in front ... More

Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (center)

Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (center)

Afghan National Police member Mohammad Shafiq (center) shows fellow policemen and students Eqeban and Habiburahman how to gauge a bullet casing with digital calipers at the new Afghan Criminal Techniques Academ... More

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