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Cops kill three
Posted: Sunday, November 13, 2011
3 SUSPECT SLAIN, 3 HELDS BY COPS
Three men were shot and killed by police during a high-speed chase in central Trinidad early yesterday morning, following reports of a robbery spree in Chase Village, Chaguanas.
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