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Police bust one-chance robbery, kidnapping syndicate in Rivers, arrest 14 suspects

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Rivers State Police have busted a notorious one-chance robbery and kidnapping syndicate in Port Harcourt, arresting 14 suspects linked to cultism. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-bust-one-chance-robbery-kidnapping-syndicate-in-rivers-arrest-14-suspects/

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