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Aug 27, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Another criminal band will attack a home in the eastern part of the country with some success. The homeowners would recognize one of the attackers and this would prove crucial to the police. There is going to be an arrest not long after.
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Quick thinking would avert disaster when a fire would start in a kitchen. The homeowner would actually forget a pan on the fire and a fire would start. The saving grace would be that the home is made of a fire-resistant material and there would be water around.
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The media would reveal an act of dishonesty in a government department. The officer would be in the habit of interfering with the cheques for old age pensioners. The auditors would discover the discrepancies and he police would be called in.
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