A senior police officer had said that "determined" action would take down the barricade fortification at the Son Banya shanty town in Palma in an hour. It may require more time, but down the barricade is coming.
The barricade fortification of the Son Banya 'drugs supermarket' is coming down
A metre and a half of scrap metal and debris
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And who pays for it? What happened to the 'round the clock' police presence the PP promised? They can't be trusted
Well that's one way to get their rubbish removed.