News presenter Mike McRoberts says he is "grateful" for the support he and his family have received from the New Zealand public since he put a plea out for information that could lead to identifying the man suspected of assaulting his daughter at the Six60 concert in Western Springs in February.
The TV presenter has been "overwhelmed" by the public response after the revelation his 18-year-old daughter Maia was one of two people attacked by a man at the Auckland gig.
A 25-year-old man had already been arrested in April, in relation to the incident, and earlier this week police released photos of a second suspect, who has now been identified.
McRoberts says the "extraordinary response" from Kiwis shows there is no tolerance for this kind of incident in New Zealand.
"I think the public response shows this sort of stuff won't be tolerated and I'm happy now to let justice take its course," he said, quoted by Newshub.
