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What do police chiefs do?

Police chiefs, often representing forces across the country, are responsible for maintaining public order and safety. Their warnings about 'challenges' to safety if the drinking ban is lifted reflect their concern about potential increases in disorder or violence, drawing on their operational experience at large public events like football matches.

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