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Police detain suspect in Philippine Senate shooting

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Police have detained a suspect in connection with the Philippine Senate shooting, which occurred while a lawmaker wanted by the ICC took refuge inside. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-detain-suspect-in-philippine-senate-shooting/

Police detain suspect in Philippine Senate shooting

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