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CAPTURED!
Posted: Monday, November 24, 2014
CAPTURED!
Alexander, alias "Pappy," dressed in a tattered and worn out discoloured khaki long pants and striped jersey was arrested at about 10.30 am yesterday while sitting in the back of a green Mazda vehicle along Lennox Yearwood Expressway.
CAUGHT
T&T's Most Wanted
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