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Police are searching for witnesses to an incident outside the Sacred Heart Aquatic Centre in Glen Innes which occurred three months ago.
Senior Constable John Noonan said the pedestrian suffered concussion and bruising and was shaken as a result.
The incident involved a vehicle and a pedestrian in the schoolswimming centre’s carpark off West Tamaki Rd at around 3.30pm on September 1.
“We have been making enquiries into this matter, and I am trying to locate two witnesses who spoke to the driver of the vehicle, before they left the scene.
“If you know who these people are, or you were one of them, please contact me,” Noonan said.
Anyone with information can contact Senior Constable Noonan by emailing john.noonan@police.govt.nz and using the reference number 240905/6435.
Jaime Lyth is a multimedia journalist for the New Zealand Herald, focusing on crime and breaking news. Lyth began working under the NZ Herald masthead in 2021 as a reporter for the Northern Advocate in Whangārei.
