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Oct 20, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
These are interesting times. A group of gunmen is hunting some recalcitrant young men for something they have done. The hunt is linked to the recent attempted robbery that left a miner dead.
The young men who are now the preys are known to sit idly by planning robberies. Once more the police would be finding bodies in unlikely places.
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There will be another road accident again caused by speeding and a lack of proper road use. A car would collide with a larger vehicle while trying to overtake. Once more people are going to ask whether road licences are being granted on whims and fancies.
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An impulsive thief is going to find himself at the receiving end of a beating. He would attempt a robbery on the busy city streets only to be caught.
It would transpire that he had recently been released from prison for the same thing.
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