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Assailants jailed over drug deal pack attack in sugar sold as P saga
12 Feb, 2021 03:44 AM
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Appearing in court for sentencing is (from left) Benjamin Friis, Sean Palmer, Steven Hammon-Henry and Darcy Rhind. Photo / Andrew Warner
Appearing in court for sentencing is (from left) Benjamin Friis, Sean Palmer, Steven Hammon-Henry and Darcy Rhind. Photo / Andrew Warner
A group of men who bashed a drug dealer for selling sugar instead of methamphetamine in what has been described as a pack attack have been sentenced to jail.
The four men appeared in the Rotorua District Court today for sentencing after each previously pleaded guilty to a charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
In a written judgment in response, delivered on Wednesday, Judge Philip Cooper, disagreed with McKechnie’s analysis, saying he assessed the offending to be moderately serious. “In those circumstances, the consequences of a conviction must therefore be relatively significant before they are ‘out of all proportion’ to the moderate seriousness of the offence.”
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The indecent assaults occurred at Hirangi Marae, Tūrangi. Judge Cooper accepted there was social stigma attached to indecent assault offending and that the consequences of a conviction for the defendant were a loss of mana and an inability to participate in governance and other roles which would benefit his iwi and community.