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Crime Investigation Department (Pakistan)
The Crime Investigation Department (reporting name: CID) is a crime scene investigation, interrogation, antiterrorism, and an intelligence bureaus in the provincial police service of Pakistan. The each CID bureaus are usually commanded by the AIG rank police official each appointed by the Inspector-Generals of the police services.
In Karachi, the CID teams have garnered and gathered counterintelligence informations to take actions against organized crimes, and infiltrated the terrorist cells to track down the TPP and al-Qaeda operatives, alongside the FIA and the IB.
==Formation and organization==
In 1902, the British government formed the Indian-based CID bureaus in all over the subcontinent.〔Waldren, Michael J. (2007). Armed Police, The Police Use of Firearms since 1945. England: Sutton. p. 224. ISBN 0-7509-4637-7.〕 After the partition of India, the CID bureaus were equally distributed to India and Pakistan.〔 In Punjab and Sindh, the CID bureaus were formed in 1947; during the successive years, the CID bureaus were established in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
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