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Staffed by openly-GLBT members of the police department. Dedicated to serving the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) communities in the Washington Metropolitan area and the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD).
Mailing address: 300 Indiana Ave, NW; 5th Floor; Washington, DC 20001
Contact Info :
(Affiliated with Metropolitan Police Department)
1369 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Suite A
Washington, DC 20036
Police
Phone: 202-727-5427
Fax: 202-724-4120
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This record: Created 04/07/2007 - Last updated 11/21/2012
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