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Police officers may have been COVID pandemic 'super-spreaders', inquiry hears

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Police officers may have been COVID pandemic 'super-spreaders', inquiry hearsPolice Scotland officers may have acted as "super-spreaders" during the pandemic as expert advice was "ignored" by the Scottish government and the force's ex-chief constable, an inquiry heard.
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