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Two Brothers fight. | SMN News

October 11, 2019

Two Brothers fight. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Two brothers with the initials A.B and J.B were arrested by the police on Thursday morning around 08.30 am, for ill-treating and threatening a family member on the Cub cactus drive in sucker-garden. According to the information gathered by the police, the two brothers got in a heated argument with their cousin A M, and later threatened him with a machete. The machete was confiscated by the police for further investigation. The suspects were brought over to the station and handed over to the detective department. After being interrogated, both suspects were given a fine and released.

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