Detective Inspector Mark Gutry with an image of Mr MacDonald's car. Photo / Natalie Slade
Police have found a man wanted in relation to an execution-style killing of a man in southeast Auckland.
Glen Michael MacDonald, aged 42, had been missing since Sunday night when Keith Kahi, 44, was shot multiple times outside Mr MacDonald's house in Tullis Place, Burswood, near Botany Downs.
Police said
Mr MacDonald was found around 8.30am today in Manukau and he was now talking to investigators.
Earlier, Detective Inspector Mark Gutry said police had found Mr MacDonald's 1993 black Isuzu Bighorn in a central Auckland carpark yesterday afternoon.
The vehicle was being forensically examined.
Yesterday Mr Gutry also revealed that a gun recovered at the house on Sunday was believed to be the weapon used to kill Mr Kahi.
The family of Mr Kahi, who was not married and had no children, were distraught, Mr Gutry said.
"It's a loved one to them who has been killed so they're obviously very distraught but they're working through their grief."
Mr Kahi's last known address was in Mt Roskill.
Anyone with any information is being urged to phone the Manukau police on (09) 295 0200 or the anonymous Crime Stopper line on 0800 555 111.
- With NZPA
