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Shots fired at Garbage truck in Sucker Garden. | SMN News

July 27, 2020

Shots fired at Garbage truck in Sucker Garden. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Personnel of the Detective department are currently investigating a situation where shots were fired at a garbage truck in the area Dutch Quarter on Sunday afternoon around 1.00 pm.
When the patrol arrived at the scene, they were informed that a drive in a gray car shot at the garbage truck while passing on the road leading to Union Farm. The reason for the shooting is still unclear to the investigators. The forensic department is collecting evidence in this incident

If you or anyone you know may have information as to what took place do not hesitate to


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