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15-year-old caught drunk during curfew hours

15-year-old caught drunk during curfew hours

By Dhanjay Deo
24/10/2020
[Photo: Fiji Police Force]

A 15-year-old boy was found drunk and loitering at the Nausori Bus Stand during curfew hours last night.

He was arrested with two men.

27 arrests for breach of curfew restrictions were recorded from 11 last night to 4am today.

The twelve arrests recorded in the Central Division involved 11 men and a woman who were drunk and moving around Suva City.

Ten arrests were made in Nasinu, Raiwaqa, Valelevu and Navua and nine reports involved men who were drunk.

One arrest was made in the Western Division which involved a 40-year-old labourer who was walking along the Nadi Hospital Road drunk.

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