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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - SANTA FLORA police are investigating reports that a Fyzabad businessman was shot at while closing his business place in the Palo Seco district on March 9. Businessman Gerard Matadeen, 41 of Crest Camp, Fyzabad, reported to the police that around 7.05 pm on Saturday, he was closing his business place, D Bone Cargo Services Supermarket, located at 50 SS Erin Main Road, Palo Seco, when he was […]

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