Auckland burglaries: Teens arrested after allegedly targeting two retailers in less than an hour
One was a ram raid at a BP service station.
One was a ram raid at a BP service station.
Police have arrested two men and one woman who they believe are key players in the ring.
Thieves with balaclavas and gloves casually smashed multiple jewellery cabinets.
Mark Mitchell rushed to the mall where armed men robbed a jewellery store.
Mt Wellington liquor store owner says latest ram raid 'a kid being shown what to do'.
String of stolen motorcycle reports linked as man uses suspected fake ID for test drives.
Carloads of wannabe-thieves target the Everglade Four Square near Manukau. Video / Supplied
Man smashes McDonald's drive-thru window with rock. Video / Supplied
Car thefts and attempted thefts have risen by a third nationally this year.
Couple devastated after losing tens of thousands to scammers.
Officials are hoping to avoid court action to obtain Kloogh's only known sizeable asset.
ACT Party leader David Seymour reveals punishments would include fines as well as community service such as picking up litter, cleaning graffiti or volunteering at a community group. Video / NZ Herald
The alleged thieves returned in a Daihatsu Sirion on Saturday night to the car yard. Video / Supplied
Liquorland Parnell store manager John Trail couldn't help but laugh at the thieves stealing a box of Peanut Slabs and then leaving bottles strewn across the footpath. Video / Hayden Woodward / Supplied
Ram-raiding youths who have plagued Auckland businesses are now favouring jewellery store smash-and-grabs, with at least two occurring in the city every week. Video / NZ Herald / Supplied
Store owners and locals fight back against attempted jewellery thieves of the About Time jewellery & watch store on Remuera Rd. Video / NZ Herald
Masked robbers pointed a gun at the bishop and his baby in a terrifying ordeal.
From ram-raids to smash and grabs, wild weather hammers the South and the bill Act wants to see go up in smoke in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
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The fast food store was burgled just before 3am.
Police are cracking down on thefts often happening in broad daylight.
Police are trawling through recovered documents in a bid to contact affected gun owners.
'For someone just to throw it in the river or burn it is very disheartening.'
A man due to be sentenced for impersonating police failed to appear in court.
A group broke into the downtown store through a window.
Youth picked up by police after taking seven Mazda Demios and a Honda Civic.
The 72yo only popped into local dairy for a few seconds to pay 30c he owed. Nek minute ...
Two people have been charged with aggravated burglary.
One man wore a batman mask and wielded a hammer.
The vehicle smashed a hole in the wall that had been boarded up after previous raid.