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Jan 22, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The fire demon is very active. He is moving across the country and will return to the eastern part of the country. Again, damage would be substantial. The cause of the fire would be determined to be electrical.
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A group of young bandits is targeting the people who visit the commercial banks. This has been the case in recent times. This time around the bandits will miscalculate, because people often have friends. In this case the friend would be close by when they attack the intended victim.
The result would be what is expected in every case.
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Drug smuggling is seen as a common feature these days. And it would seem that jail is not much of a deterrent. A man who had just completed a jail sentence would be arrested after he attempts to ship cocaine out of the country.
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