A tuck-tuck to make an extra buck

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There is a two star-rank cop working as a tuck-tuck driver to earn an additional income, they say.

This cop clever at warming his way into the graces of powerful politicos, is often seen driving the tuck-tuck in uniform. Those of higher rank in the service reportedly turn a blind eye to the unethical conduct of this cop. Meanwhile, the other tuck-tuck drivers in the area complain that their khaki-clad colleague is bullying them abusing the clout of his rank.

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