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Several arrested during busy Easter weekend

April 19, 2022

PHILIPSBURG: The police have arrested several individuals over the last few days in connection with committing several punishable offenses.

In all, three (3) persons were detained for committing domestic violence. Two (2) suspects were arrested by the police patrol in the course of a traffic control for being in possession of a false driving license. The Alpha team arrested one (1) person at the PJIAE airport for being in the possession of false travel documents. Two (2) suspects were arrested for assault and (4) four other suspects were arrested in connection with ongoing criminal investigations. Investigation into all these ...

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