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Plainclothes police at protests raise concerns about transparency. Critics argue that lack of uniforms creates ambiguity, while officials defend this practice for intelligence. Senior officers emphasize that these tactics are essential for managing large crowds and are not new. However, police leadership now advises against such deployments unless absolutely necessary.
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