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Sep 02, 2018 Features / Columnists, News, The Baccoo Speaks
Life can be brutal for some hard-working people. The rampaging young men will attack another household but within days they will be arrested. One homeowner would identify three of them from a line-up.
Immediately the new commissioner would be lauded for the work he has begun to put in.
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There will be another road accident caused by a careless driver. There will be a traffic jam and this errant driver would try to force his way out by driving on the curb, striking another vehicle and a nearby pedestrian.
The police would throw the book at him.
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An accident at a home would put some people in hospital. A stairway would collapse even as some people are sitting on it. A child would crash to the ground and would need medical attention.
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