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Welcome to the official site of SPICIN
South Pacific Islands Criminal Intelligence Network
The SPICIN Control Center is a round-the-clock operation always in place to receive and transmit communications and reports throughout the Pacific Rim and around the world. SPICIN allows members countries to have access to criminal information and alerts as they are produced and to disseminate crime data far beyond their areas of jurisdictions. The backbone of the system is the reporting procedure for the timely submission of information by member nations to SPICIN Control Center
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OTICIDE's Johnson completes course with ASIA-Pacific Center for Security Studies
HONOLULU - Mr. Michael Johnson of OTICIDE graduated March 6 from the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies “Advanced Security Cooperation Course” in Honolulu. Mr. Johnson received his diploma from LTG (R) Ed Smith, director of the Center. Mr. Johnson joined 46 other senior military and civilian government leaders from 30 countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region that attended the six-week course to study regional security.
The Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies is a Department of Defense regional study, conference and research center. The center's mission is to educate and develop leaders to advance strategic communications and security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific Region.
