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Ex-gang member who bashed rival avoids jail after rehab stint
'You are a different man now than you were then,' the judge told a man who bashed a rival.
'You are a different man now than you were then,' the judge told a man who bashed a rival.
The 32-year-old failed to show up for sentencing in Auckland District Court today.
'It happened so fast. He just ran at me and shoved me back'.
One of the boys tried to protect his brother during the assault, and copped a kick.
He said it was for his own medicinal purposes but distributed it among his friend group.
He did mechanical repairs for the gang but was so fearful after the attack, he left town.
The officer was responding to a family harm incident in which a man was high on meth.
Brendan Harris was arrested late last year after multiple reports of indecent exposure.
They didn't want to pay $1767 for their 1.85-hectare property.
He had no association with any gangs and was simply ordering his daily combo.
Failing to register his animals landed a Northland beef farmer in court.
Police had responded to a domestic matter and were trying to serve him with an order.
Videos of the act, along with thousands of exploitation materials were found on his phone.
The man has denied any involvement with the prostitution throughout the trial.
The wedding venue business wasn't paying her. So she helped herself.
The man was a former member of a high-profile New Zealand charitable organisation.
The man said the woman is trying to "incriminate" him out of jealousy.
The pair are due to be sentenced next month in Auckland.
Plunket faced two charges of unlawfully publishing court documents.
The accusations were made against the father, and one of the recipients was his boss.
Skipper Maurice Johnson was fined $900 and made a donation to the Coastguard.
A frame full of offal cartons fell and fatally crushed Alfred Edwards.
Bayley Christensen smirked while his victim spoke about the trauma of the robbery.
Two men fell from back of ute. One died, one was flown to hospital and survived.
He drove in an 'erratic manner' straight past the police station.
He has been remanded back into custody until his next court appearance.
A probe into the death revealed the company's oversights, for which it has been fined.
'It just rushed at me and by the time I saw it…I couldn’t shut the door'.
Lance Goodhew and his company have been charged over deaths of five men.