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PRISONS OFFICER GUNNED DOWN
Posted: Friday, November 8, 2013
PRISONS OFFICER GUNNED DOWN
TWENTY-EIGHT spent shells strewn along Daniel Trace, Malabar, near to a drain in which the body of Andy Rogers lay, yesterday bore testimony to the swift, merciless and violent death the off-duty prisons officer suffered.
Prisons officer murdered in Malabar
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