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Point Blanche Prison inmates transported off-island

November 5, 2017

Point Blanche Prison inmates transported off-island
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Philipsburg — On Thursday November 2nd and Friday November 3rd a total of 59 inmates that were housed at the Point Blanche Prison were relocated to detention centers in Curacao and the Netherlands.  28 of these inmates were relocated to Curacao and the remaining 31 relocated to the Netherlands.

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