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EXCLUSIVE: Rene Koto Wilson shares views on crime on St. Maarten. | SMN News

November 13, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: Rene Koto Wilson shares views on crime on St. Maarten. | SMN News
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~ Says its Justice Chain needs to clean up sooner rather than later. ~

PHILIPSBURG: --- Activist known on social media as St. Maarten street Prime Minister Rene Koto Wilson decided to share his views on crime on St. Maarten after viewing the video posted on SMN News on Tuesday.
Wilson said the former Labor Inspector Ricardo Sprott took an oat while being a Labor Inspector on St. Maarten and it is rather unfortunate that he would choose to work under the radar while committing tax fraud.
Wilson said at least one of the persons whose


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/exclusive-rene-koto-wilson-shares-views-on-crime-on-st-maarten-smn-news/

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