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Pierre Allard

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Head of the French Surete Nationale who succeeded Eugene Francois Vidocq after Vidocq's November 1832 resignation, continuing the plainclothes detective bureau Vidocq had founded.

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Confirmed still heading the Surete as of 1843, when visiting Scotland Yard officials spent two days observing his bureau before continuing on to study Vidocq's own private detective agency. 1
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Vidocq's successor as head of the Surete after Vidocq's November 1832 resignation.

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1. Wikipedia: Eugene Francois Vidocq
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Vidocq's successor was Pierre Allard.
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1. Wikipedia: Eugene Francois Vidocq
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They spent only two days with Pierre Allard, who was head of the Surete by then.
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