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PCAO
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PCAOPrevent Child Abuse Ohio (est. 1995)
PCAOPima County Attorney's Office (Arizona)
PCAOPublic Company Accounting Oversight Board (China)
PCAOPrevent Child Abuse Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, OK)
PCAOPollution Control Association of Ontario (Canada)
PCAOProtestants Christelijke Artsen Organisatie (Dutch: Organization of Protestant Christian Physicians)
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A spokeswoman with the Pima County Attorney's Office in Arizona refused to provide details about the case.
VICTIM'S FAMILY RELIEVED AS SUSPECT FACES PROSECUTION by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Since the installation of the statewide system in 1998, other Arizona agencies to purchase CCS systems and gain access to the AZDPS central database capability include: Tucson Police Department, Scottsdale Police Department, Phoenix Police Department, Gilbert Police Department, Pima County Attorney's Office, Chandler Police Department, Tempe Police Department, Arizona Department of Corrections and the Phoenix office of the FBI.
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