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Taupō electronics store closed after early-morning burglary

Michaela Pointon
Michaela Pointon
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21 Feb, 2024 07:02 PMQuick Read

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Taupo's One NZ store on Horomatangi St. Photo / Michaela Pointon

Taupo's One NZ store on Horomatangi St. Photo / Michaela Pointon

A Taupō electronics store was closed on Wednesday after a burglary in the early hours of the morning.

A police spokesman said they were notified of the burglary at the Horomatangi St store about 2am.

A One NZ spokesperson said stock was taken.

They did not know how many people were involved in the incident and said a police forensic examination and investigation was ongoing.

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”It wasn’t a ram raid. They forced their way through a door,” the spokesperson said.

The spokesperson did not know how much stock was taken and said a stock take would be completed once the police investigation was finalised.

Taupo's One NZ store on Horomatangi St. Photo / Michaela Pointon
Taupo's One NZ store on Horomatangi St. Photo / Michaela Pointon

”It’s disappointing because we want the store to be open. Apologies to anyone who was impacted.”

They said they hoped the store would be open on Thursday.

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The police spokesman said inquiries were ongoing to find those involved.





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