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2 Government Shipping employees arrested last night as they were found drunk

2 Government Shipping employees arrested last night as they were found drunk

By Naveel Krishant
28/06/2020
[Image: Fiji Police Force]

2 Government Shipping employees were arrested last night as they were found drunk along Nakasi Road.

Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says 31 arrests were made for breach of curfew restrictions.

The Southern Division recorded 14 reports, Western Division recorded 13 while the Eastern and Central Divisions both recorded 6 cases each.

The arrests made in the Western Division involved two cases of being drunk in public.

Qiliho says one case involved a 36 year old woman who was found drunk along Sukanaivalu Road while a 35 year old man was found drunk along Sandalwood Road.

He says in the Central Division all six arrests were made in the Suva City area. Three men were found drunk along Milverton Road while another man was found drunk and walking along the Tovata Road in Makoi.

The remaining arrests were those found out in public during curfew hours without any valid reasons.

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