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Nomads hopeful Justin Burke wins Supreme Court case, manslaughter conviction to be quashed nzherald.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nzherald.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A Nomads gang wannabe has taken his appeal against a manslaughter conviction to the Supreme Court, claiming he didn’t know his friend had a knife when the
Supreme Court to scrutinise gang hopeful's manslaughter conviction after fatal stabbing stuff.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from stuff.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Webber, a patched member of the Nomads gang, stabbed Heappey to death on December 8, 2018 over a perceived debt and for failing to “collect his punishment” from the gang. It is not unusual for a convicted murderer to be sentenced to life imprisonment, but in Webber’s case there were aggravating circumstances to be considered. At the time of the sentencing, Webber had already been sentenced for four different strike offences, receiving strike warnings for two of them. A strike offence is a serious offence identified by law as “strikeable”, meaning it is subject to the three strikes law. The three strikes law was introduced to increase penalties for repeat offenders of serious violent and sexual crimes.
Christchurch Nomads gang killing: Justin Burke sentenced to more than five years for manslaughter 10 Feb, 2021 12:20 AM 4 minutes to read Justin Richard Burke in the dock at the Christchurch High Court. Photo / Kurt Bayer An aspiring Nomads gang member has been jailed for more than five years over the killing of a gang associate who was "due a hiding". Justin Richard Burke, 33, had denied killing Shayne George Heappey, 25, during a brutal attack where he was stabbed and cut 14 times in December 2018. Read More But after a two-week trial at the High Court in Christchurch last November where he was cleared of murder, a jury found Burke guilty on a charge of manslaughter.
Nomads gang killing: Jailed for fatal 'hiding' Justin Richard Burke in the dock at the Christchurch High Court. Photo / Kurt Bayer Nomads gang killing: Jailed for fatal 'hiding' Wed, 10 Feb 2021, 2:45PM An aspiring Nomads gang member has been jailed for more than five years over the killing of a gang associate who was "due a hiding". Justin Richard Burke, 33, had denied killing Shayne George Heappey, 25, during a brutal attack where he was stabbed and cut 14 times in December 2018. But after a two-week trial at the High Court in Christchurch last November where he was cleared of murder, a jury found Burke guilty on a charge of manslaughter.
STUFF Christchurch man Shayne Heappey, 25, had life-threatening injuries when he was dropped off at Christchurch Hospital on December 8, 2018. He died a short while later. (Video first published in December 2018) A Christchurch man has been jailed for his role in a fatal stabbing he had hoped would be his ticket to becoming a patched member of the Nomads gang. Justin Richard Burke, 32, was sentenced at the High Court in Christchurch on Wednesday to five years and two months’ imprisonment. In November, Burke was convicted for manslaughter for his role in the death of Shayne George Heappey at a house in Russley, Christchurch, on December 8, 2018.
Garden City gangland: How the Mongrel Mob is making a big push in the south 4 minutes to read The Mongrel Mob gang is making a big push into Christchurch's underworld scene. About 40 to 50 North Island members have moved south. The Herald understands the gang - the biggest in the country - is strengthening its numbers in the city, which has been rocked by an alleged gang-related homicide and two gang shootings this year. It's understood that many of those shifting down from the North Island are coming from around the Hawke's Bay region, where the underbelly organisation has a major foothold.
Garden City gangland: How the Mongrel Mob is making a big push in the south 4 minutes to read The Mongrel Mob gang is making a big push into Christchurch's underworld scene. About 40 to 50 North Island members have moved south. The Herald understands the gang - the biggest in the country - is strengthening its numbers in the city, which has been rocked by an alleged gang-related homicide and two gang shootings this year. It's understood that many of those shifting down from the North Island are coming from around the Hawke's Bay region, where the underbelly organisation has a major foothold.