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“You had free rein on the property as an employee, especially when the owners were away,” Judge Farnham said. Small amounts of cash stored in envelopes went missing from the homestead s kitchen shortly after Lyon started working on the farm in September 2018 and $650 was taken from a children’s sport fundraiser in March 2019. About $1600 was estimated to have been stolen in total. The larger thefts were reported to police and cameras were covertly installed around the property but were later stolen or disabled. On August 13, 2019, when the owners left the property for 48 hours, Lyon stole $180 cash from their kitchen and tried to start a fire by placing a tea towel in the oven and turning it on. He then broke into a gun cabinet to make it look like the firearms had been dropped by fleeing burglars.
Charlie Hebdo, and reportedly included sexist and anti-Islamic messages.
Images of the prophet are frowned upon by many Muslims, and in 2015, 12
Charlie Hebdo staff were killed in a reprisal attack by Muslim extremists.
The posters, which appeared at the Gorge Rd site on Tuesday, were quickly removed by locals. We know incidents like this are upsetting for our community and we d like to thank Queenstown residents for the information they have provided to assist our enquiries, Basham said. I m extremely disappointed and unhappy that there s people out there who think this is okay, Boult said. I use the word people reservedly. These are just disgusting individuals.
Press Release – New Zealand Police Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham: Police have made an arrest in connection to posters being place around Queenstown including at the Islamic Centre on Gorge Road. An 18-year-old man has appeared in the Queenstown District Court today …
Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham:
Police have made an arrest in connection to posters being place around Queenstown including at the Islamic Centre on Gorge Road.
An 18-year-old man has appeared in the Queenstown District Court today charged with possession of a knife.
Police expect to lay further charges in due course.
We know incidents like this are upsetting for our community and we’d like to thank Queenstown residents for the information they have provided to assist our enquiries.