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Police arrest suspected vandal after electrocution in Enugu

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Enugu police arrest a 23-year-old suspected transformer vandal after he was electrocuted during an attempt to vandalise a power transformer in Obollo-Afor. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-arrest-suspected-vandal-after-electrocution-in-enugu/

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