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Thieves have broken into the Sawla District Police Commander’s home and stolen his flat screen TV set at Sawla in the Sawla District of the Savannah Region.
He discovered this after returning from patrol duties in the district.
The incident left many residents shocked as to how the thieves broke into a District Police Commander’s residence to steal his TV set.
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