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Plea from basher brings sentence reduction
A judge was moved by an impassioned plea from a young offender who wants to be “a better dad, a better son” and get on with his life.
Lawyer admits taking $2.8 million
A retired Dunedin lawyer has admitted misappropriating investments of $2.8 million from mainly elderly clients in what appears to be a Ponzi scheme.
Pilot’s sentencing delayed for victims’ reports
The Singapore Airlines pilot who crashed into a car towing a horse float and seriously injured two of his passengers had his sentencing delayed until 2.15pm today so victim impact reports could be obtained. [Updated report.]
Fish dumping charges proved against Korean officers
Fish dumping charges have been found proved against three officers of the South Korean trawler Melilla 201 after a two-week hearing that none of the defendants attended in the Christchurch District Court.
Robbery was motive for attack on sex worker
The Crown concedes that an attack on a sex-worker was an assault with the intent to rob her, rather than a sexual assault.
Pilot admits crash that caused critical injuries
Police are monitoring the medical condition of the man who is in hospital with brain injuries after a crash at Rolleston on Wednesday and warn that he “still might pass away”.
Dramas continue over receiving stolen car
A family drama that has played out in court over a father and son’s convictions for receiving a stolen vehicle at their wrecking yard has continued with another adjournment yesterday.
Moa-hunter site dug up in Redcliffs rebuild
A Moa-hunter site in Redcliffs was damaged by unauthorised excavations when a quake-damaged house was replaced.
Woman still fearful after attacker jailed
A Christchurch woman remains fearful for her safety when the man who effectively kidnapped, threatened and stabbed her is eventually released from jail.
Elderly truck driver was certified before fatal accident
The father of a young woman cyclist crushed and killed under a truck in June says he is angry at the trucking company Bidvest for employing a driver who was aged 75.
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