Guam § 94103 - Establishment of the Multi-Agency Unified Law Enforcement Group (MAULEG).
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§ 94103. Establishment of the Multi-Agency Unified Law Enforcement Group (MAULEG).
(a) A Multi-Agency Unified Law Enforcement Group (MAULEG) is hereby established, comprising
law enforcement personnel from local law enforcement agencies from the island of Guam, joint federal task
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forces, and other relevant agencies as deemed necessary to aid in the suppression, the importation,
distribution, and selling of narcotics and illicit drugs in Guam.
(b) MAULEG shall operate with the objective of maintaining the safety and security of the people of
Guam through a collaborative, proactive enforcement approach.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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