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Three suspects arrested over the last weekend.

February 1, 2016

Three suspects arrested over the last weekend.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Two men were arrested by police over the last weekend of January 29th and January 31st as a result of warrants for their arrest that was issued by the Public Prosecutor in connection with ongoing investigations. Both arrests took place without any resistance. The suspects remain in custody for further investigation.
One other male suspect who is well-known to police was arrested on Friday at approximately 05.45 p.m. after he was seen on Back street walking and behaving very suspicious. Due to this suspicious behavior and his past criminal record the investigating officers decided the control him. When the officers approached the suspect he attempted to keep an unknown object hidden under his clothing. The suspect was told to remove the object that he had hidden under his clothing. The suspect then pulled a machete from his waste and handed it to one of the officer. The suspect was arrested on the spot and take to the police station for questioning.

KPSM Police Report

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Three suspects arrested over the last weekend.

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