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Police need jewellery identified

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THE ROYAL Barbados Police Force is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying several pieces of jewellery.

This jewellery is the subject of an ongoing investigation and members of the public are asked to contact the police at 430-7189 if they have any information.  (PR/SAT)

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