In recent years, the government has tried to crack down on trafficking, establishing special police units known as child protection brigades that monitor children leaving the airports or crossing borders.
The paycheck-protection brigade seeks to inoculate voters -- especially loyal union members of whom a third are conservative -- against a seal-pup attack.
UNICEF also helped train the child-protection brigade made up of the Haitian national police, who were operating at the border-crossing points and the airports.
Second is a secret agreement with the Colombian defence ministry to provide protection by counter-guerrilla brigades based near the pipeline.
We put in our taxes, and get out services: roads, bridges, hospitals, fire brigades, police protection… And when the vending machine doesn't give us what we want, we protest.
There he met with the Protection Brigades made up of staff from Trinidad's departmental and municipal education boards (SEDUCA) and protection services (SEDEGES); these brigades carry out daily education and recreation activities with the children and adolescents.
The aid will provide 60 Black Hawk and Huey helicopters and support for intelligence and training to a new antinarcotics army brigade that will provide protection for stepped-up police activities in the southern provinces of Putamayo and Caqueta.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, which use a "beagle brigade" to help sniff out the goods, explained that some of the food items, like kiwis, are innocently brought on without knowledge of breaking the law.
The Auckland and Canterbury Mounted Rifles were to attack "C" Redoubt, while the Wellington Regiment was placed in reserve with a secondary task of providing protection against any attack on the brigade from the area of Khan Yunis.
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service was created in 1996 by the merger of the Gwynedd and Clwyd fire brigades; it provides public protection services, operating out of the fire station at Abersoch.
