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Mar 24, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Petty robbers are at large. Armed with homemade weapons they would pounce on a man going home. The man would put up a fight and would be wounded by the robbers who would get nothing. The attacker would be caught in his neighbourhood. He would be beaten and handed over to the police.
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The police are going to be kept busy with disgruntled political supporters. There will be a report of threatening behaviour. This will lead to an arrest, but the police station would be besieged. The tension is high in the country.
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Another vagrant will die on the streets. The body will be discovered by a person heading to the hospital. The death of the vagrant would be treated as another of death by natural causes but a post mortem would reveal something suspicious. Investigation would suggest suspected poisoning.
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