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An internal police memo told staff not to investigate crimes under a certain dollar value, but commissioner Richard Chambers has scrapped the controversial directive.

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Police commissioner says staffer behind controversial theft and fraud memo "thought they were being helpful".

警务总长Richard Chambers今天下午就警方一项具有争议的新指示对媒体发表讲话。点击本文了解实时信息。