Sudden death of baby in Auckland not suspicious
30 Apr, 2021 03:16 AM
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Police were called to the scene at Red Hill on Thursday morning. Photo / Google
NZ Herald
This morning police investigated the sudden death of a baby in Auckland.
Police were called to the scene in Red Hill southeast of Auckland at 10.45am on Thursday. Police are continuing to make inquiries following the death of a baby in Red Hill yesterday, a police spokesperson told the
Herald. At this stage, early indications are that the death is not suspicious and the matter will be referred to the coroner.
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Tuesday 22 April 2014 - 12:47pm
April 22, 2014: The scene of a car chase and shootout on Rivonia Road in Morningside, Johannesburg earlier today. One suspect was shot dead, 2 others wounded and a fourth arrested on the scene. A policeman was also injured - he was shot in the stomach.
JOHANNESBURG - An armed robber was shot dead, two others were injured and a Sandton police officer was shot in the abdomen during a shootout on Rivonia Road in Johannesburg shortly after 1pm today.
Gauteng police spokesman Colonel Lungelo Dlamini said police officers from the Sandton station patrolling the Morningside area spotted four men in a car suspected to have been involved in an armed robbery earlier today.
David Harrison
When the news broke that Kyseri was closing its doors for good in late 2019, anyone lucky enough to have sampled Selin Kiazim s manti – fat Turkish dumplings, Kiazim s take on them filled with beef and sour cherry – mourned the loss of a exceptional restaurant.
When Kiazim revealed that she had made the decision to close her Bloomsbury restaurant herself, and would be overseeing the opening of a brand new concept in that same space, we all breathed a sigh of relief.
But it was just seven months until said concept, Oklava Bakery + Wine – an extension of her first restaurant Oklava, with a focus on freshly baked pogaca buns and eclectic Turkish wine – was forced to close permanently as a consequence of the pandemic.
Bradley Welsh murder trial hears DNA matching accused found in getaway car used by gunman
The court heard how tests were carried out on a Ford Kuga and a DNA profile matching Sean Orman was discovered in the vehicle’s interior.
Bradley Welsh
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