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Sep 01, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The back to school move is on and with it will be the irresponsibility of the minibus drivers to make up for what they failed to collect during the out of school period.
This is going to lead to a series of accidents, one of which will see a minibus crashing and the driver fleeing the scene.
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The police are going to arrest a man whom they were seeking for a murder. The man would be hiding in the interior, but someone who knows him would give him up.
And of course there is the strange case of a man who killed his wife 21 years ago. It would be difficult for the state to convict him on that murder.
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The police are going to make a large drug bust in the eastern part of the city. This would result from a stakeout that had been going on for a while.
The person arrested would have been arrested in the past for a similar offence.
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