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Feb 19, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
A man who was wanted for a series of offences and who was jailed in his absence is no longer on the streets. An observant police rank spotted him in the eastern part of the country and took him into custody.
That is only the start of the story because the man is going to cough up some of his accomplices since he is of the view that they ratted on him.
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The country is still reeling from the explicit videos posted by some school children. However, that is not the end because more will surface. Of course some adults would seek to justify the spate of videos by contending that a pastor was among the people leading this latest charge.
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A patrol would make a stunning discovery when it responds to a call for help. Two of the robbery suspects would actually be serving policemen.
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