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'''Crusader Cares''' was a initiative brought forward by [[Itembe Wilkens]] that allegedly increased [[Crusader Industries]] expenses on security and expanded the number of active [[:Category:Private military company|private security contractors]] partnered with said company, to lower the outrageous crime levels that plagued [[Crusader]] and its moons<ref name="CNCC">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/17012-Congress-Now-Crusader-Cares|text=Congress Now: Crusader Cares}}</ref> |
'''Crusader Cares''' was a initiative brought forward by [[Itembe Wilkens]] that allegedly increased [[Crusader Industries]] expenses on security and expanded the number of active [[:Category:Private military company|private security contractors]] partnered with said company, to lower the outrageous crime levels that plagued [[Crusader]] and its moons.<ref name="CNCC">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/17012-Congress-Now-Crusader-Cares|text=Congress Now: Crusader Cares}}</ref> |
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It was brought before the [[UEE Senate]] [[Subcommittee on the Interior]] by [[Kelly Caplan]], Crusader Industries' CEO on the 19th of May, 2949<ref name="CNCC"></ref> |
It was brought before the [[UEE Senate]] [[Subcommittee on the Interior]] by [[Kelly Caplan]], Crusader Industries' CEO on the 19th of May, 2949.<ref name="CNCC"></ref> |
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Crusader Cares was a initiative brought forward by Itembe Wilkens that allegedly increased Crusader Industries expenses on security and expanded the number of active private security contractors partnered with said company, to lower the outrageous crime levels that plagued Crusader and its moons.[1]
It was brought before the UEE Senate Subcommittee on the Interior by Kelly Caplan, Crusader Industries' CEO on the 19th of May, 2949.[1]
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Congress Now: Crusader Cares. Spectrum Dispatch - Comm-Link