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Scooter rider & passenger from road rage assault incident turns themselves in to police

December 9, 2022

Scooter rider & passenger from road rage assault incident turns themselves  in to police
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Both young men sought for a rash episode of road rage on Union Road in Cole Bay have turned themselves in to the Police today, Friday, December 9, 2022, following a strong public appeal by the Police Force of St. Maarten KPSM for the two young men seen in a viral video assaulting a driver earlier this week to turn themselves into law enforcement.

The police appeal to the public to help identify the two young men by giving information that can lead to their arrest for their actions did not fall on deaf ears. The first result has ...

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