Adanawa Boldawa not name of man who threw boy into crocodile enclosure
“is adanawa boldawa the name of the 30 year old man who threw a 3 year old boy into the crocodile enclosure in huntingdonshire”
Summary
The 30‑year‑old man arrested for throwing the 3‑year‑old boy into the crocodile enclosure is described only as a Norfolk resident; none of the reports provide the name “Adanawa Boldawa.” Consequently, that name is not linked to the incident.
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