Israel Police Chief Heads to Boston to Meet With FBI
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Times of Israel – Israel Police chief Yohanan Danino and other senior police officers left Israel late Tuesday night, heading for Boston to meet with FBI officials and other US law enforcement officials.
Discussions will center on the Boston Marathon bombings and deepening professional cooperation between the law enforcement agencies of both countries, Maariv reported.
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