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*** BREAKING NEWS *** Dutch Police fatally shot in Bonaire

August 17, 2016

*** BREAKING NEWS *** Dutch Police fatally shot in Bonaire
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Kralendijk, Bonaire — Late Wednesday evening a police patrol in Bonaire responded to an Armed Robbery in the area of Sabbadeco Terrace in Bonaire. Where the police officers got in an exchange of heavy gunfire, one police officer was fatally hit by one or more bullets.

With the consequences that he lost his life. The robbers were later arrested by other police officers and are now in police custody.

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According to information 721news has accumulated via Facebook post the Police officer is a Dutch national who was stationed in Bonaire.

721news is waiting on an official report from the Korps Politie Caribisch Nederlands or the Prosecutor’s office in Bonaire and as soon as we get it, we will release more information.

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*** BREAKING NEWS *** Dutch Police fatally shot in Bonaire

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