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When night prowling goes wrong
A bungling prowler has admitted a night time raid where everything went wrong.
Attacker says he’s now getting on with victim
A man who whacked another person over the head with a chair in the Amberley library in June, told the Christchurch District Court that he was now getting on with his victim.
Jury told to set aside prejudices in quake claims trial
Christchurch jurors have been told they must set aside any earthquake prejudices and ill-feelings as they consider the case of a woman charged with making false insurance claims.
Catholic brother’s extradition decision to go to Minister
The Minister of Justice will be asked to decide whether former Catholic brother Bernard Kevin McGrath should be sent to Australia to face child sex abuse charges.
Name suppression lifts on former policeman
A former police traffic diversions officer who failed to deal properly with cash donations he legitimately received has avoided punishment, but not publication of his name.
Fishery charges proved against Korean trawler captain
Charges of discarding quota fish at sea and then misreporting the catch have been found proven against the captain of the Korean fishing vessel Oyang 77 that did 11 trips in the New Zealand region.
Police welcoming committee was waiting for banned driver
While police investigating two assaults were calling at a man’s St Albans house, the disqualified driver drove into the driveway.
False earthquake claims admitted
A 35-year-old woman has admitted making dishonest earthquake damage claims totalling $48,620.
More pressure on red-zone raiders
Technology and judges are joining forces to combat burglaries in red-zone areas.
Final suppression for Port Hills indecent assault offender
A man who indecently assaulted eight women walking or exercising on the Port Hills has been allowed final suppression that will keep his identity secret. (Full report)
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