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Later that day, Jack received a call from the front desk to say a man had turned up and wanted to speak to someone about the petrol station robberies.
There’d been some appeal messages posted on social media and local news websites in the hope of finding witnesses. A few calls had come in and were being looked at, but no-one had yet taken it upon themselves to just turn up at the station.
Jack had said he’d come down and speak to him. If it was going to be useful, it was best that it went straight to him. If it was a time waster, Jack would be the best person to get him to f**k off pretty quickly.
He made his way down to the front desk and introduced himself to the only person in the waiting area.
‘Hi. Dwayne,’ the man said, although Culverhouse would barely have called him a man.
