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Dec 24, 2017 The Baccoo Speaks
A year does not go by without the madness on the roads at this time. This year is no different. Some motorcycle bandits would try to attack a car. They would trail the occupants with a view to stealing. However, they would be in for a surprise.
The car occupants of the car would retaliate in a manner least expected. Public spirited citizens would do the rest.
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Tempers would flare on the crowded streets of the city because of a minor accident. Good sense would leave one of the people involved but fortunately his anger would not cause him to respond violently. However, a plainclothes policeman would intervene and the man would spend his holidays in a place most people try to avoid.
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There is going to be another shooting. Drugs would be involved. This is always the case when money is not paid for goods delivered. This shooter would not escape because of security cameras in the vicinity.
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