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| Saturday, 3 November, 2001, 12:17 GMT Picture gallery: The RUC RUC cap and badge The RUC is about to pass into the history books as Northern Ireland prepares for further reforms to its police force. BBC News Online remembers some key moments in the force's past. ![]() Civil rights marchers faced RUC strong arm tactics ![]() Use of plastic bullets by the RUC and the security forces has been a source of tension ![]() Policing Dumcree has been a regular and difficult duty ![]() RUC police stations had to be fortified ![]() The Queen presents the RUC with the George Cross ![]() RUC facing attack from rioters of both communities ![]() Officers escort girls to the Holy Cross School, 2001 ![]() Sir Ronnie Flanagan: Current chief constable ![]() Changes ahead: An officer holds the reform plan |
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