The Abnormal Control and Investigation Division (ACID or Acid) is an agency of the Allied States Department of Homeland Security tasked with investigating fringe and other out-of-the-ordinary events within the Allied States of America. Prior to July 2012, ACID existed in the form of the cabinet-Department of Abnormality, which was disbanded due to budget cuts and a decision by the Senate Oversight Committee that it was fruitless to have an entire department for this purpose. Roles of the division include working closely with the Department of Health in cases where the disease or substance is unknown and or highly dangerous. ACID has over 13,000 employees nationwide.
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| - The Abnormal Control and Investigation Division (ACID or Acid) is an agency of the Allied States Department of Homeland Security tasked with investigating fringe and other out-of-the-ordinary events within the Allied States of America. Prior to July 2012, ACID existed in the form of the cabinet-Department of Abnormality, which was disbanded due to budget cuts and a decision by the Senate Oversight Committee that it was fruitless to have an entire department for this purpose. Roles of the division include working closely with the Department of Health in cases where the disease or substance is unknown and or highly dangerous. ACID has over 13,000 employees nationwide.
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| - The Abnormal Control and Investigation Division (ACID or Acid) is an agency of the Allied States Department of Homeland Security tasked with investigating fringe and other out-of-the-ordinary events within the Allied States of America. Prior to July 2012, ACID existed in the form of the cabinet-Department of Abnormality, which was disbanded due to budget cuts and a decision by the Senate Oversight Committee that it was fruitless to have an entire department for this purpose. Roles of the division include working closely with the Department of Health in cases where the disease or substance is unknown and or highly dangerous. ACID has over 13,000 employees nationwide.
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