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Friday, 16 April 2021, 10:19 am Detective Inspector John Sutton, NZ Police: Police are continuing to make enquiries following a serious firearms incident at the Sofitel Hotel on Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour yesterday morning. Police have spoken with a number of people and no arrests have been made at this stage. Our enquiries are ongoing and Police are following strong lines of enquiry. The individuals involved are from two different organised crime groups; the Head Hunters and Mongols and relates to ongoing issues between Individuals who are members of those gangs. Investigations have been o...
Roast Busters: Extradition of third man could be pursued if he doesn't return willingly 23 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Two of the three men facing charges over the so-called Roast Busters scandal appeared in court on December 23. Photo / John Weekes Extradition of the third man facing criminal charges over the so-called Roast Boasters scandal could be pursued if he refuses to return to New Zealand. Police last week announced two men in New Zealand had been charged and a warrant was issued for a third man. All are aged 24 and all are accused of sexual connection with...
The pair appeared at the Waitakere District Court on Wednesday. Two men charged with historical sexual offending have appeared in the Waitakere District Court, charged with sexual connection with a young person. Police said the men is among a group of three to have charges filed. Ron Mansfield acting on behalf of one of the 24-year-olds sought a remand without plea and interim name suppression, which was consented by police. Another 24-year-old appeared shortly after and was also remanded without plea and granted interim name suppression. The pair are co-accused of jointly offending with ...
Newshub on Thursday he hadn’t been contacted by New Zealand police in relation to the alleged offending, but he would come back to New Zealand if there was a warrant for his arrest. Joseph Parker, left, and Beraiah Hales were two members of the Roast Busters group. “I know who I am today and I'm ready to face any consequences for my actions as a youth,” Parker told Newshub. “I'm down to take responsibility for anything I've done in the group and move forward. I’m not some fugitive that's going to hide all my life.” Two 24-year-old men will appear in the Waitākere District Cou...