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A police spokesman said a range of tactics were available to police events where criminality and violence was a threat.

Thompson said the "extraordinary demands" placed on the force to send officers to help police events such as last year's Nato summit in south Wales would be harder to achieve without a knock-on effect on other policing.

But the explosions at the Boston Marathon have already raised a chilling and perhaps unanswerable question for organizers of other major road races: how to better police events that can include tens of thousands of runners and millions of spectators spread across miles of roads.

Most of the increases in overtime costs came from the need to police events like presidential visits, the Yankees games, the Goodwill Games, the strike by Bell Atlantic workers and the rally that organizers called the Million Youth March, Mr. Wuensch said.

Hundreds of Police Officers are taken out of Devon to police events elsewhere in the country.

BBC Radio Devon - Good Morning Devon, Hundreds of Police Officers are taken out of Devon to police events elsewhere in the country.

The VHF frequency band will also be busy - in addition to the Bloodhound operations frequency, we'll have separate support channels, working with the local police, event management, the media helicopter(s), and so on.

Those who stated in the survey that they had reported the event to the police (Event Reported) were then cross checked with the local police records of the given or adjacent police stations by the principal investigator (NP).

"Those in command of policing events must consider how to accelerate learning in order to respond to the sort of changes in protests that we have seen," Sir Denis said.

But they also say they have experience in policing events and will treat this one in the same way.

In a tightly policed event, the queen met Martin McGuinness, deputy first minister of Northern Ireland and a former commander in the Irish Republican Army the outfit that killed Lord Mountbatten, the queen's close relative, in 1979.