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PIlhIA'.W MALAGASY REPUBLIC STATISTICS MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL SECURITY HEADQUARTERS - INVESTIGATIVE POLICE DIVISION of the cases investigated by the -NationaLSecurity during 1960 * CRIMES SERIOUS OFFSES I H 0 'to V, 0 I0, 0 'a 0, £0 0 ho "S *rl PROVINCE OF TANANARIVE C', C-, Investigative Division 2 1 1 85 58 27 42 Investigative Division let. Sect. 10 1-1 3 262 741 28 1 '9.- Tananarive Urban Police 25 43 :13 2895 499 309 13033 Special Railroad Detail 3 - - 10 3 - 84 - - Police Station, Ambatolampy - - - '26 Ila 6 16 - - Police Station, Antsirabe 3 7 1 270 112 84 498 30 9 Province of Tamatave 37 10 2 1635 384 182 2380 - 27 Province of Diego - Suarez 35 5 2 1160 '210 132 628 29 4 Province of Majunga 7 1 - 701 172 80 1276 21 6 Province of Fianarantsoa 20 15 1 61 231 206 2112 26 - Province of Tulear 6 2 2 565 228 192 1415 - - TOTAL 148 95 25 8290 1989 1246 21,451 148 46 Tananarive, November 8, 1961 For the Chief Investigative Division Jean Randresiarison Assistant Chief - 65
X. EVALUATION OF THE MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE A. Personnel : 1. This National Police organization, with a total force of 1,896 officers and men (1,913 in- the National Budget Book), appears upon close scrutiny to be well above the average in performance, efficiency and facilities as compared to similar-forces in the new African Republics within the French area of influence. 2. Malagasy National .folice is just a new name for the French Silret6 organization which was turned over intact to the new Republic wben it achieved its independence. As the Survey Team members have observed on many occasions, in Tananarive as well 4s in the Provinces, the former French Stret 6 officerb have merely moved to aq adjoining office, leav ing theirs to the new Malag4sy officials. With the position went also fringe benefits such as the furnished living quarters on the premises and thi official car. In the case of higher government officials, the butler and the mattre dthttel were transferred too. Seventy-eight French offi -cers hiav remained thus in the force as "Technical Assistants", The gen eral pterntis ihat seniorFtiih"-ffbeers are retained'in-an advisory capacity whereas junior specialists are still in direct charge of key" -technical bureaus such as Identification, Crime Laboratory and Communi cations. 3. As in most newly independent countries, there are differences of opinion within the Malagasy Government as to how fast the former French colonial officials should be replaced. The announced policy of the PSD -66
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SURVEY REPORT on the MALAGASY NATIO
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a. A General Council which is respo
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Indigenous population: 5,096,770 Fo
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II. BACKGROUND OF THE SURVEY TEAM'S
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