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[Title] => The art of botched restorations
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But bad luck hounded the city's jail inmates. Before at least 56 of them could
pull off an escape, a colleague blew the whistle, and their plan went pfft.
The jail, located at the heart of the city, houses more than 400 inmates.
Superintendent Nestor Velasquez, the city's jail warden, said they got the tip
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on Moro guerrillas, has kept the police on their toes against more attacks.
But bad luck hounded the city's jail inmates. Before at least 56 of them could
pull off an escape, a colleague blew the whistle, and their plan went pfft.
The jail, located at the heart of the city, houses more than 400 inmates.
Superintendent Nestor Velasquez, the city's jail warden, said they got the tip
at about 12:30 p.m.
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