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Gold Stealing Detection Unit
The Gold Stealing Detection Unit (GSDU), or ''Gold Stealing Detective Squad'' (GSDS),〔known commonly as the Gold Stealing Detection Squad or GSDS in the 1920s〕 is a special unit of the Western Australian Police, based in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. It investigates criminal activity and allegations at all stages of the gold production process in the state.〔(Specialised state and territory agencies against organised crime – Western Australia ) Australian Institute of Criminology, accessed: 25 June 2009〕
The unit consists of a very small number of detectives but is the oldest specialist police service in Western Australia.〔(Gold Squad' celebrates its 100th birthday ) Government Media Office – Ministerial Media Statements, accessed: 25 June 2009〕
==History==
The squad was formed in 1907, at a time when gold theft was rife in the region.〔(Centenary of the Gold Squad ) Miningaustralia.com.au, published: 3 October 2007, accessed: 25 June 2009〕 It was formed after Detective Sergeant Kavanagh,〔 in charge of the Kalgoorlie police, submitted a report in 1906 on the seriousness of gold theft in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. A Royal Commission determined in February 1907,〔 that his allegations were justified and a special police service was formed in late 1907.〔(Agency Detail ) State records Office of WA, accessed: 25 June 2009〕
Previous to this, the Chamber of Mines operated a special service called ''The Bureau'' for investigatory services. The Chamber continued to financially support the GSDS.〔 The unit is based now, as it was then, at Egan Street in Kalgoorlie.
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