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Apr 16, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The Easter weekend is known for its accidents and this one will be no different. There will be a vehicular crash along the eastern corridor. There will be injuries and serious damage.
Speed mixed with alcohol would be the cause as well as careless driving.
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Another fire will break out in the western section of the country. This one will be blamed on arson because of a domestic dispute. The arsonist will be caught and will be beaten, because the fire would have threatened neighbouring surroundings.
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The police would make an arrest. They would see suspicious activity and on intervention, would find guns in a car. The plot would have been to execute a robbery in an area that is usually quiet and off the beaten track.
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