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Beau Aindow attacked a woman with a chair and threatened her with a knife.

Detective says decision to lay the charge 'wasn't taken lightly'.

Doreion Hard was killed after a drug deal went wrong in a supermarket carpark.

The driver was kicked and punched until he was knocked unconscious.

In this episode of Case by Case, Jane Yee speaks with Open Justice reporter Brianna McIlraith about the Health and Disability Commissioner.

The company had been warned to stop the trips before the Fisheries Act prosecution.

The victim was told body parts would be chopped off if he didn't pay $30k for the prang.

The judge said Andrew Riley downplayed the extent of his crimes and blamed the victim.

'She is dead because I punched her because she is f****** old,' he allegedly told a nurse.

Doreion Hard was allegedly shot after taking drugs from two men in a supermarket carpark.

'It's hard to believe this was serious. It was a warped plan. It seemed like a fantasy.'

CCTV shows the sergeant hitting her in the cell. He called them 'compliance punches'.

The officer was charged with injuring with intent to injure, but was acquitted by a Tauranga jury. Video / Supplied

'This is exactly what happens' on meth, a judge warned as he ordered home detention.

When stopped by police Jarrod Bennett suggested he must have a twin who did it.

Victim's family: 'They should never have crossed paths'.

Victim: 'I don’t think there should have been as much of a discount on the sentence'.

Haimona Keelim Tamati-Te Paki tried to stop the public from learning his name.

A Christchurch liquor store had its glass smashed by a hammer in a failed robbery attempt overnight. Video / Big Barrel Wigram

The offender's total recording time of 86 videos was 23 hours.

Arthur Tahere's whānau described his final journey as a 'weapon of injustice'.

Their interim name suppression was continued when they appeared in court today.

The judge said the child would not realise her father's absence like an older one would.

A woman alleged she was raped three times in one night while the officer was overseas.

The Hamilton woman acted as a 'bank' for her partner Madison Fraser-Webb.

The judge rejected Peter Coulsen's excuse.

A police scene guard is in place following a serious incident at a home in Auckland’s Clendon Park. Video / NZ Herald

Judge Tini Clark accepted the 18-year-old was in 'crisis mode' and didn't jail him.

The judge said he appeared to show little consideration for the vulnerable boy.