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MP Buncamper case postponed to October 13th. | SMN News

September 29, 2020

MP Buncamper case postponed to October 13th. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The case brought against Member of Parliament Claudius Buncamper that was scheduled for today September 29th, 2020 has again been postponed to October 13th. 2020.
MP Buncamper is a suspect in the ongoing investigation that involves the Landfill. The contractor Robelto and Sons, along with Leroy Lapaix are all being investigated by the Prosecutors office for the management of the landfill that caught fire several times over the years.
Last week the case brought against MP Emmanuel was also postponed to October 6th, 2020. Emmanuel is a suspect in the Begonia investigation.

 

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