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Gendarmes issued a WANTED notice for Kathron aka “Cuchi” FORTUNE

February 23, 2016

Gendarmes issued a WANTED notice for Kathron aka “Cuchi” FORTUNE
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PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten – The Gendarmes issued a notice on Tuesday informing their residents that they should be on the look out for the escaped prisoner Kathron  a.k.a “CUCHI” Fortune.

It was just last Friday that the district of French Quarter was the focus of an intense search by the Gendarmes who turned up empty handed. However seemingly the authorities still believe that their man could be still hiding out in the district of French Quarter.

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They have asked citizens to provide them with information about his whereabouts but to stay clear of the escapee as he is believed to be armed and dangerous.

The Dutch police is also continuously involved in the search for Kathron Fortune. On Tuesday they were seen busy conducting operations believed to be part of the hunt for the prison escapee.

 

 

Gendarmes issued a WANTED notice for Kathron aka “Cuchi” FORTUNE

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/gendarmes-issued-a-wanted-notice-for-kathron-aka-cuchi-fortune/

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