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Routine traffic controls over the weekend lead to two arrests. | SMN News

November 18, 2019

Routine traffic controls over the weekend lead to two arrests. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The police stopped and controlled a number of vehicles and issued fines during routine traffic controls held in various locations on the island over the weekend.
During one of these controls in the area of Cole- Bay on Saturday evening November 16th, 2019, the police stopped suspicious white Hyundai H -100 truck which had on a P-number plate as opposed to the V- number plates which are typically issued for trucks. The driver of the pick-up truck which contained the license plate H-100 was stopped and asked for the valid vehicle information.
By closer inspection of


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