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Man caught on video stoning bus
A taxi operator who maliciously damaged a bus, owned by the government, is now in police custody.
He was intercepted by the police on Tuesday, October 15 after a planned operation to nab him succeeded.
The owner of the motor vehicle he was driving turned himself in on Monday, October 14. He was questioned and released.
The taxi man is awaiting further actions from the lawmen.
Police high command posted a message on the JCF social media page thanking members of the public for assisting in the successfully apprehension of the suspect.
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