Office Central de Lutte contre la Délinquance Itinérante
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The Office central de lutte contre la délinquance itinérante (OCLDI; English: Central Office for Fighting against Mobile Organized Criminal Groups)[1] is a service of the French National Gendarmerie.[2] Its area of expertise is the fight against crime committed by itinerant criminals. It was established in 2004.[citation needed]
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- Official website (in French)
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- Departmental Gendarmerie
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- Republican Guard
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- Maritime Gendarmerie
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- Security Group for the Presidency of the Republic
- General Directorate for Internal Security
- Paris Police Prefecture
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