
Tuxedo-clad company director allegedly hit roadworker with SUV, accosted police while drunk
The man denied he was holding his car keys - police found them in his sock.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Name suppression continues for all involved until the next court appearance in July.
The woman can now be named, and set a building on fire last year.
The 59-year-old pulled out in front of traffic, cutting off cars, before noticing infant.
But the man's lawyer told a judge the marriage was loving and supportive.
The workers had allegedly been yelling inappropriate comments at an 18-year-old woman.
The worker allegedly faked his dad's death to get time off to file the lawsuit.
Robert Kururangi facilitated the sale of pigs that were hit with a pole then stabbed.
The weapons include throwing knives, knuckle dusters and military style airguns.
Customs found 174kg of methamphetamine inside a shipping container from Mexico.
A court expert said Marc Rieben took his children to dinner as if nothing had happened.
Charlie Simonsen-Kemp also pretended to work for NZTA and Hamilton City Council.
The sporting non-profit says damages go well beyond the $133k Marie Harper swindled.
David Hart's body was only found 16 years later when new owners started home renovations.
The driver said he grabbed her wrist as she'd stolen something, but a judge didn't buy it.
Mohammed Aziz fled overseas after giving DNA but was arrested at Auckland Airport.
Victim, now 29, says years of abuse left him unable to cope with life.
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Simon McGrath, brother of murdered builder Michael McGrath, backs the bill.
Angry and disappointed local leader wants police to act against riders.
A lawyer tried to suggest she consented and changed her mind but a jury found otherwise.
Jakeem Bowman-Fenton was a toddler when he saw his teen mum and relatives kill a man.
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Police say the bikers allegedly took the driver's car keys before fleeing.
Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming was given a service award in 2010.
The judge called the case 'very unique and unusual' for such an unsavoury-sounding charge.
Victims suffered broken bones, a brain injury and damage to internal organs.
Police say the alleged gunman fired twice, including at a vehicle.
The alleged assault happened at the intersection of Burwood Rd and QEII Drive last night.
The gang 'insider' was among those who pleaded guilty after Operation Papyrus.