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Three guilty verdicts at violation, bashing trial
A jury has found a Christchurch man guilty on charges of sexual violation and assault but has mainly acquitted him on a series of bashing charges at the end of a trial that ran for almost three weeks.
Pair jailed for ‘horrific’ petrol fire death
“I struggle to understand how anybody could treat another human being in this way,” a woman told two offenders who admitted pouring petrol over her ex-husband and burning him to death.
Public intervened after walkway driving incident
Members of the public intervened after a car was driven along the Esplanade walkway at Sumner.
EQC supervisors felt ‘duped’ by dishonest staffer
EQC supervisors say they felt manipulated and duped by staff member Epenesa Valavala who had a veneer of respectability while she was misusing the Commission’s cars, phone, and fuel cards.
Long ‘stretch’ ahead for second strike offender
A Christchurch man faces nearly four years in jail – with no chance of early release – after committing his second strike offence in which he ran over a woman he knew in an incident of jealous rage.
Escapee back in court after 33 months on the run
An escapee who allegedly did a runner out the window while having hospital treatment has been recaptured after 33 months on the run.
Man admits obstruction over Linwood incident
A youth says he obtructed police from entering a house in Carnarvon Street, Linwood, where a child’s birthday party was turning violent because they had not been invited onto the property.
Thief wanted to reassure his victims
A man has expressed his disappointment at not getting the chance to meet his victims to tell them face to face that they have nothing to fear from him.
Arrest was a question of survival
A chronic alcohol offender says he got himself arrested because if was the only way he could see to stay alive.
Arrest warrant issued on incest charge
The story of Christchurch siblings who have faced incest charges this year has taken a new twist with the brother failing to turn up for his sentencing and now facing arrest.
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