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Nobody is spared:
Thieves have no mercy when it comes to taking. In this case, early yesterday morning, someone spied an opportunity when he saw this Toyota Avensis parked on a bridge, in Diamond, East Bank Demerara.
The persons smashed a back window and attempted to remove the music deck, but in vain. The vehicle belongs to Rajendra Paul, son-in-law of former Home Affairs Minister, Clement Rohee. Paul is calling for more patrols in the scheme.
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