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Community Scoop » Company Sentenced For Illegal Building Work

Press Release – Queenstown Lakes District Council A construction company responsible for unlawful building work on Franktons Kmart building has been sentenced in the Queenstown District Court. Today (28 April), Dominion Construction was sentenced on one charge of carrying out building work except in … A construction company responsible for unlawful building work on Frankton’s Kmart building has been sentenced in the Queenstown District Court. Today (28 April), Dominion Construction was sentenced on one charge of carrying out building work except in accordance with a building consent, which is a contravention of section 40 of the Building Act 2004. The company was fined $39,000. The work took place in 2018. The project manager overseeing the build, Jason Buehler, has already been prosecuted and fined for his role in the incident.

Builder who sexually assaulted sleeping flatmate convicted for similar offence in 2016

Builder who sexually assaulted sleeping flatmate convicted for similar offence in 2016 27 Apr, 2021 08:56 PM 2 minutes to read Steven Enting was sentenced to four months home detention and given a second strike warning by Judge John Strettell in the Queenstown District Court yesterday. Photo / File Steven Enting was sentenced to four months home detention and given a second strike warning by Judge John Strettell in the Queenstown District Court yesterday. Photo / File Otago Daily Times By: Guy WIlliams A Queenstown builder convicted for sexually assaulting his flatmate in January already had a conviction for a similar assault on a drunk French tourist in 2016.

Second strike warning but no jail for indecent assault on sleeping woman

Convicting Enting on the more recent charge, Judge John Strettell sentenced him to four months home detention and gave him a second strike under the three strikes legislation. Enting was also ordered to undertake 150 hours of community work and pay $1500 in reparation to the victim. The maximum sentence for the charge was seven years imprisonment. Queenstown police prosecutor, sergeant Ian Collin, said that on January 8 Enting had been socialising in central Queenstown with friends. The victim went to his flat at about 9pm before going to sleep in a bedroom, but woke at about 11.50pm to find Enting touching her hip and kissing her in the same area.

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