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'I was like a trophy,' says an alleged victim of sex predator Murray Sakey.
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'It was a very shocking, awful, dreadful thing,' his former partner said.
The music teacher is accused of sexually abusing three young schoolgirls.
'Inland Revenue should be ashamed,' a former worker said.
The mosque where the man used to volunteer said he ceased his involvement in 2020.
A victim suffered concussion, a black eye and had clumps of hair ripped from her head.
The two victims came forward after seeing a Herald story on Sakey's earlier crimes.
The firm said it was satisfied the employee was not a health or safety risk.
'Sometimes, if they were available, I'd put pillows down the centre,' he told the court.
'It seems the police have no idea what beauty is,' he told the investigating officer.
The retired teacher is facing 10 charges in relation to two boys.
The man is on trial for alleged historical sexual abuse against two boys.
The man is fighting 10 charges, which he denies.
Molla denies wrongdoing and has been stood down from police duty.
Staffer gets a home-based sentence and will not be placed on the sex offender register.
The woman's husband was also charged but he was found dead before his sentencing.
'I’ve only been a mum who’s tried to protect my child.'
The defence sought an 88% sentence discount.
Ani O'Brien moved to lift her name suppression this morning in court.
Pooja says loans and a $185,000 life insurance policy were taken in her name.
The woman had to spend more than $30,000 to overturn a without notice parenting order.
Court barred a mum from unsupervised contact with her child after the man's false claims.
The man was working as a defence lawyer when he assaulted his ex-partner.
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One of Jago's victims said he suffered 'fear, anxiety, anger and embarrassment'.
The man also allegedly used social media sites to send explicit messages to young people.
The charge was laid late last year.
Specialist police, armed 'assets' and sniffer dogs are being deployed across Auckland.
The man, who made videos of about 400 men in a changing room, can now be identified.
Immigration New Zealand won't say if the man has been assessed for deportation.