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Pacific, U.S. to boost Police cooperation against drugs and transnational crime

Post-Courier ·

Pacific countries and the United States have agreed to strengthen maritime security, intelligence sharing and law enforcement cooperation to combat drug trafficking, cyber-enabled crime and illicit financial flows across the region. The post Pacific, U.S. to boost Police cooperation against drugs…

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