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Oct 28, 2018 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks

It has long been known that there are many drug dealers but their money in the right hands often prevent them from arrests and detention. But what does not happen at home will happen elsewhere because they often must travel.
Many have decided that they will never leave Guyana but there are those who must travel and therein lies the problem. There will be yet another arrest in the coming days.
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Another road fatality would be recorded and again carelessness would be the cause. An attempt to overtake would end deadly, leaving behind destruction.
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The police are going to arrest a group of men heading toward a robbery. They will panic after they see the police patrol in the city. The police would discover guns and other items in the car. There is a downside. The men would be released back on the streets after posting bail.

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