
Dairy machete robbery caught on video
A Lower Hutt dairy owner was the victim of an armed robbery over the weekend. Video / Supplied
A Lower Hutt dairy owner was the victim of an armed robbery over the weekend. Video / Supplied
He appeared in the Auckland District Court today.
He later repeatedly rammed a police vehicle with the car he had stolen.
Police prosecutor: 'It was deeply cynical and calculated and persistent.'
The man heard the woman sold her car for $1000 and believed she'd have cash in the house.
Paul Harrop once ran a $4 million farm. Now, he's in prison.
Despite being caught on camera, the Kyoto City employee tried to deny the theft.
Someone has stolen Russel Blank's foot and he is, to put it mildly, 'a bit pissed off'.
The facility remains closed as whānau deal with the loss of resources.
The offender previously stole $305,000 from her employer.
Now she's appealed her two years, six months jail term saying it's manifestly excessive.
Police have charged a man with burglary and aggravated assault over the incident.
It's taken nine years, but Australian police are one step closer to catching up with him.
The victim had no idea why he was being robbed or attacked.
They took some scents, but there wasn't much sense to it, shop owners say.
Migrants weren't told they were working illegally until after they arrived from Samoa.
The reluctant NZ resident wants to make up for the fraud – with volunteer work, not cash.
He was in court on charges relating to stolen vehicles, ram raids and dairy robberies.
The tiny home was stolen on March 29 at 4am from Rea Rd, Katikati.
He drove on the wrong side of the motorway with lights off while trying to shake police.
'Call the police because he’s putting the public at risk.'
The masked group smashed their way into the glass counters.
The man faces nine charges of aggravated assault and five charges of theft from retails.
The colourfully branded cars were taken from a secure car park.
The alleged suspect took $2200 worth of trading cards.
The five teenagers, aged 15 and 16, will appear in the Whangārei Youth Court.
Kenneth Waaka didn't want media to take his photo because he was embarrassed.
When the bank became suspicious, she sent a reply pretending to be another employee.
A judge said the high-profile 501 "hit the ground running" upon arrival in New Zealand.
He carried out five armed robberies but is now considered a role model for younger men.