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Police blocked aid for dying man
Slain liquor store owner Navtej Singh waited for 37 minutes for medical treatment because the officer in charge of the scene was never directly told the robbers had fled, an IPCA inquiry finds.
Slain liquor store owner Navtej Singh waited for 37 minutes for medical treatment because the officer in charge of the scene was never directly told the robbers had fled, an IPCA inquiry finds.
The Deputy Police Commissioner has dismissed the idea that police had failed in their "duty of care" toward Navtej Singh.
Anitilea Chan-Kee will spend a minimum of 17 years in jail for the murder of Auckland liquor store owner Navtej Singh.
A man charged with murdering an elderly woman in her home has told a court he is guilty of her manslaughter.
A south Auckland store owner caught selling counterfeit Michael Jackson CDs will be sentenced next month.
The widow of slain liquor store owner Navtej Singh believes police delays hindered his chances of survival, and is demanding answers.
The wife of a slain south Auckland liquor store owner is stunned five men charged with murder have been found not guilty of both murder and manslaughter.
Anitilea Chan Kee (above right) is convicted of murdering liquor store owner Navtej Singh but friends are shocked by not guilty verdicts against five others.
The jury has retired to decide whether seven people are guilty of various charges in connection with the 2008 shooting of Navtej Singh.
There has been an attempted abduction of two young girls from Hill Park school in Manurewa, in south Auckland, this morning.
The man who shot liquor store owner Navtej Singh will live with the consequences for the rest of his life, his lawyer told jurors today.
The trial of seven people in connection with the murder of South Auckland liquor store owner Navtej Singh in June 2008 began today.
A Sikh community leader refused entry into a cosmopolitan club because of his turban will take his fight to the Human Rights Commission.
Her eye had to be stitched open, her cheekbone was broken, several of her teeth were crushed and she has no feeling on the left side of her face.
The manager of a South Auckland tavern that was robbed of up to $20,000 yesterday says he is pleased his customers escaped unhurt.
A cosmopolitan club that refused entry to a turbaned Sikh concedes the club's name stands for inclusion of all races, but says it has a strict no hat rule.