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Jan 26, 2020 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Robberies are always occurring, but this one will catch the attention for all the wrong reasons. The bandit would be acting alone. He would attack an individual who is a licensed firearm holder.
The result would be a fatality in the heart of the city.
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The nonsense on the roadways will continue. A vehicle will fail to stop at an intersection causing a collision.
There will be injuries and some road rage that will bring the police to the scene.
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A river accident will lead to a fatality. A vessel coming from the interior would collide with another. One will try to run aground but it will be a difficult task.
A person sitting in the front of the smaller vessel would be tossed into the water.
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