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Cops' brother is Mi5 suspect
Posted: Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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Cops' brother is Mi5 suspect
THE brother of two police officers remains in police custody after being identified as one of two men involved in the robbery on Sunday of the Mi5 Security Company in Woodbrook in which 13 firearms were stolen. The suspect whose brothers are polcicemen, is said to be from Couva and was held on Monday by police.
Cops' brother suspected in gun heist
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Mark: Send bill to JSC
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