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California government code specifically prevents public entities and employees from being held “liable for any injury resulting from the failure to provide or maintain sufficient personnel, equipment or other fire protection facilities.”

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DCI Kimball Edey, the senior investigating officer from Surrey and Sussex Police's Major Crime Team, said he believed Martin "would have had to have sufficient thought" to carry out the two attacks.

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They are confident that these sources will be fully sufficient to fund the acquisition, they said.

Siebert reportedly was ousted after he told the justice department he had not found sufficient evidence to charge James.

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A staffer at the Bundestag, who is tracking the proposal, said there may "theoretically" be a sufficient window but admitted it did not appear to be a government priority.

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