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Trial hears of robbery victims’ ‘resistance’
Small episodes of bravery and resistance among bar patrons and staff in the face of masked and armed raiders emerged from the evidence in the Sideline Bar robbery trial.
‘Pillow case burglar’ goes to jail
Christchurch’s “pillow case” burglar has been jailed for five years for a series of raids on quake-abandoned houses.
Crown cites links in pub robbery trial
Armed men who robbed the Sideline Bar left behind a palm print when they climbed over a wall, and a false car number plate that apparently fell off in the carpark, says the Crown.
Custody remand for second Rangiora murder accused
A 39-year-old man has been remanded in custody to the High Court on a charge of murdering Rangiora man Tony John Lochhead on Friday.
Christchurch police are asking if anyone has information about a Burnside couple’s cat, Turbo, being shaved and then having a swastika drawn on it with a Vivid marker.
Second man arrested for Rangiora killing
Christchurch Police have arrested a second man in connection with the murder of Tony John Lochhead in Rangiora last Friday.
No-nonsense approach by visiting judge
A judge visiting from Dunedin, District Court Judge Stephen Coyle, set out a no-nonsense approach to the sentences he was imposing in one of Christchurch’s police courts.
Judge’s moving house comment keeps work at the Court House in perspective.
Fisherman sold blackmarket crayfish
A fisherman who fell in with sharks – loan sharks – has been sentenced for his unlawful efforts to solve his financial problems.
Guilty pleas end child sex abuse trial
Nineteen guilty pleas brought an early end to a child sex abuse trial which a Christchurch District Court judge described as: “As difficult as it gets.”
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