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Hawke s Bay prison drug ring: Mongrel Mob s Puk Kireka and Shane Thompson caught running ring

Poutawa “Puk” Kireka , the captain of the Notorious chapter of the Mongrel Mob, had a cellphone that he wrapped in waterproof gloves and hid in the toilet of.

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The Mob captain, the gambler and the prison ring controlled by a phone hidden in a toilet

Poutawa “Puk” Kireka, the captain of the Notorious chapter of the Mongrel Mob, had a cellphone that he wrapped in waterproof gloves and hid in the toilet o

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Big-time Hawke s Bay drug dealer used hidden phone in prison to arrange meth delivery

A big-time methamphetamine dealer has had extra jail time added to his sentence after he arranged to have some of the drug smuggled into prison as a.

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Head Hunters assets trial: Alleged boss Wayne Doyle takes to witness box to say police have it wrong

The man who police claim reaps the rewards as boss of the Head Hunters has taken to the witness box to say cops have it wrong. George Block reports. Wayne.

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Rebels gang president James Duff made at least $1m dealing drugs but loses lifestyle block, cash, cars, motorcycles

The Rebels gang president made at least $1.15 million distributing drugs across the North Island but the criminal proceeds have been seized.

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