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Central troops struggle to prevent escalation amid outrage over sexual assault video
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Central troops struggle to prevent escalation amid outrage over sexual assault video
This is a staggering story. This jobsworth closed the doors on her because she forgot her bus pass the week before. Despite knowing that she definitely has a bus pass because all pensioners in the UK get one. Just a total loss of humanity.
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