Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Year: 2024
Month: July
Request Number: A-2022-09534
Request Summary: October 22, 2022, RCMP Obtain copies of all documents or statistics showing the number of times that DNA helped solve crimes of murder for each of the past 20 years to date.
Disposition: All disclosed
Number of pages: 2
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