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Police asking the community for assistance. | SMN News

May 12, 2019

Police asking the community for assistance. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Detectives investigating the two separate stabbing incidents which took place in or around the area of the Festival Village on Tuesday, May 7th during the last lap Jump-up/ Burning of King Momo are asking the assistance of the community to solve these two criminal acts. Anyone who witnessed any of these incidents or have any other type of information to immediately get in contact with the Police Department by calling 54-22222 ext. 241/215, the emergency number #911 or even send a private message to the police Facebook page. Your assistance will be highly appreciated and remain totally confidential.

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