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Police return recovered stolen cars, motorcycle to owners in Kano

Punch Nigeria 20 minutes 1 mins read

The Kano State Police Command has returned a recovered stolen car and motorcycle to their rightful owners after verifying ownership documents. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-return-recovered-stolen-cars-motorcycle-to-owners-in-kano/

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