Belinda Feek
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Teen involved in 'traumatising' $70k armed robbery spree gets nearly 60% off sentence (opens the original)
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A teen involved in six armed robberies, burglaries, and numerous vehicle thefts around the Upper North Island has managed to get his sentence reduced by nearly 60%. With co-offenders, 19-year-old Calais Williams armed himself with weapons, wore disguises, and used stolen cars to target dairies, superettes, and a second-hand store around Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, and Cambridge. The teen’s actions not only cost businesses “well over” $70,000 in losses or damages, but left some staff members sti
Cop who stole $68,000 from pensioner named (opens the original)
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The Waikato police officer who stole $68,000 from a pensioner he was meant to be helping has lost his hard-fought bid for permanent name suppression. NZME can now reveal the officer assigned to help the vulnerable pensioner was Haimona Keelim Tamati-Te Paki, a constable stationed in Ngāruawāhia and working as a community liaison officer. Tamati-Te Paki is originally from Whanganui and won NZ Police Sportsperson of the Year in 2022 after being selected to represent New Zealand at the World Kickbo
'A snake in the grass': Cop stole $68,000 from pensioner he was meant to be helping (opens the original)
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Haimona Keelim Tamati-Te Paki was a celebrated sporting success while a policeman, and is pictured here winning the 2022 Police Sportsperson of the Year. Photo / NZ Police Association Facebook The Waikato police officer who stole $68,000 from a pensioner he was meant to be helping has lost his hard-fought bid for permanent name suppression. NZME can now reveal the officer assigned to help the vulnerable pensioner was Haimona Keelim Tamati-Te Paki, a constable stationed in Ngāruawāhia and working
'Just give it back': Man defends trespass charge, now he wants airfield turned into a park (opens the original)
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The land of contention at the Raglan Airfield (Lot 2). Photo / Danielle Zollickhofer A man who successfully defended himself for trespassing on the Raglan Airfield wants ownership sorted out and the land turned into a public park. Rakaipaka Puriri, 67, was found not guilty of wilful trespass by Judge Tini Clark in the Hamilton District Court this week. The 67-year-old successfully defended three other charges last year after Judge Arthur Tompkins determined that the Waikato District Council was
Drug kingpin's partner helped launder money, pay for Airbnb properties (opens the original)
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Hamilton woman Sophie Anderson has been sentenced for laundering $44,525 for her drug-dealer boyfriend, Madison Fraser Webb, and for possessing 15 codeine pills. Photo / Getty Images The partner of a kingpin behind a drug syndicate that made $2 million in profit from drug sales helped launder more than $40,000 for the group. Sophie Anderson was the partner of Madison Fraser-Webb, who ran a large-scale Waikato-based operation involving fraud and the commercial supply of drugs. Anderson was one of
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