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Murder suspect arrested

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March 1, 2021
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Wanted murder suspect Silas France called Tattoo or Max was on Saturday nabbed by police who were doing mobile patrol duty in Eye Lash Backdam in the North West District. Acting on information received, the police patrol contacted Silas France, a 24-year-old porkknocker of Oronoque Port Kaituma, N.W.D, who was wanted in relation to murder committed on Junior Henry at Issano backdam NWD on 2021-02-24.

The police observed that the suspect had injuries about his neck and head which he related that he received during a fight with the deceased.
He was then told of the allegation, cautioned and arrested. Under guard he was escorted to Port Kaituma District Hospital where he was admitted as a patient in a serious but stable condition.

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