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Preventative patrols around St. Peters South Reward to curb school-related fights..

February 13, 2022

Preventative patrols around St. Peters South Reward to curb school-related fights..
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Over the last couple of weeks, police have again noticed an uptick in school fights in South Reward. Police have reviewed several videos circulating on social media in which students are seen assaulting others.
To curb this aggravating trend once again, police will re-implement its patrolling in the densely populated school district. This plan of  action plan based on the ministerial decree, issued by the Minister of Justice, to reduce the fights and other illegal acts committed in and around the schools especially in St. Peters and South Reward.
The police force of Sint Maarten and the Prosecutor’s Office ...


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