Hidden toilet camera: Top Defence Force attache guilty
The former Assistant Chief of Navy's fate was in the hands of 12 jurors.
The former Assistant Chief of Navy's fate was in the hands of 12 jurors.
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Offending 'left late mother's estate destitute and unable to pay for her funeral'.
The incident came after officers were allegedly seen drinking from a baton-shaped glass.
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But there is no evidence the former Assistant Chief of Navy bought the covert camera.
Philip Arps was one of six people who appeared on charges of distributing the footage.
The "precious" greenstone mere artefact is said to be worth $60,000.
Cases have been transferred in the past because of difficulties finding impartial jury.
The man appeared in court today and was granted interim name suppression.
Alfred Keating was serving as the senior defence attache to the United States at the time.
A former national sports coach has appeared in court and maintained his innocence.
The jury also heard that the covert toilet camera may have been there for months.
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"I had a gut feeling that the black box was something more than a hard drive."
Lawyer says measuring tactic was an error that risked a miscarriage of justice.
One of NZ's top military officers is accused of planting a hidden camera in the embassy.
Alfred Keating was one of the Royal New Zealand Navy's highest-ranking officers.
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Due to the "advanced decomposition of her body" a cause of death could not be determined.