Archive for August, 2016
Arrest warrant issued for gang figure

An arrest warrant has been issued for a man said to be a senior Head Hunters gang figure after he failed to appear at the Christchurch District Court today.
Crooked ‘clearing house’ at home detention address

A 42-year-old man ran a “significant criminal enterprise” – a clearing house for stolen cars and property – from the Linwood Avenue house where he was serving home detention.
Third offender admits scamming elderly victims

A third person has admitted a role in a crime ring that scammed elderly victims out of their bank cards and then drained tens of thousands of dollars from their bank accounts.
Two frenzied attacks with screwdriver admitted

A 38-year-old Northcote man told police he had no memory of using a screwdriver to inflict 30 stab wounds on two men in an apparent jealousy attack.
Man admits shining laser pointer at two aircraft

A 39-year-old man has admitted causing unnecessary danger by shining a laser light at two aircraft.
Trial halts after attempted poisoning charge dropped

A woman has admitted charges of armed burglary and assault with intent to injure after the Crown dropped a charge of attempted poisoning as her Christchurch District Court trial was due to begin.
Rangiora lawyer takes up judge role

Rangiora lawyer John Brandts-Giesen has been sworn in as a District Court Judge in a ceremony at the Christchurch Court House.
Port Co fined $75,000 for workplace hazard prosecution

The Lyttelton Port Co has been fined $75,000 for a health and safety breach that occurred only weeks after the death of employee Bradley Fletcher when machinery toppled at the port.
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