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A dispute over unpaid entrance fees at the Argyle Waterfall in Tobago ended with a man being chopped during a confrontation on Saturday afternoon.
Police said a 56-year-old farmer from Main Road, Argyle, was leading a group of five people across the river, to allegedly avert paying entrance fees, when he was confronted by a craft vendor. The incident happened around 2.15 pm.
The vendor reportedly told the farmer that it was unfair to bring people into the site without paying, as it would affect his business.
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