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WRP
(redirected from Witness relocation program)

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WRPWetland Reserve Program
WRPWomen's Rights Project
WRPWorkforce Recruitment Program
WRPWindows Resource Protection (Microsoft Windows Vista)
WRPWorkers Revolutionary Party
WRPWetlands Restoration Program
WRPWaste Reduction Partners
WRPWork Restriction Protection (OSHA)
WRPWatershed Restoration Plan (forestry industry)
WRPWitness Relocation Program
WRPWork Readiness Profile
WRPWeather Research Program
WRPWorker Removal Provisions (OSHA Ergonomics Standard)
WRPWave Rendezvous Point
WRPWaitabu Reef Protection


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A defense attorney said the informant was staying at a local hotel as part of a witness relocation program because of the murder case.
Another defense attorney said the victim was staying at a local hotel as part of a witness relocation program because of the murder case, and that the victim invited people to the hotel before the alleged offenses occurred.
Marc Herbert, attorney for Shannon, said the victim was staying at a local hotel as part of a witness relocation program because of the murder case.
 
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