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Male suspect arrested by Alpha Team.

September 13, 2018

Male suspect arrested by Alpha Team.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Alpha Team operating at the Princess Juliana International Airport consisting of members of the Royal Marechausse and members of the Police Force of Sint Maarten on Thursday, September 13th at approximately 09.55 a.m. arrested a male suspect in the departure hall of the PJIA. The arrest took place during a control by members of the Alpha Team.
During this control, the suspect identified with initials R.J. (37) intended to board a flight to Haiti using a passport which false. The identification card and drivers’ license which he had in his possession were also false. The suspect was taken to the Philipsburg Head Quarters and detained for questioning and further investigation.

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