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Reasonable force? Cop acquitted after punching woman in the head five times (opens the original)
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A woman who was punched in the head five times by a police officer while being held in custody said she was “fearing for her life”. She suffered bruising, a fractured cheek and tooth damage, and needed an emergency root canal following the incident. The sergeant, who has interim name suppression, was charged with injuring with intent to injure and recently stood trial in the Tauranga District Court where a jury was shown CCTV of the incident. The Crown alleged the level of force he used went bey
'Life-changing consequences' after orchard worker's cherry picker plummets 9m (opens the original)
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An avocado orchard worker fell 9m when the picker he was on failed as he attempted to lower it. An avocado orchard worker plummeted 9m in a cherry picker cage after pushing a button meant to activate a slow descent. The man’s stomach hit the metal cage, and he was catapulted out and crawled 20m for help. He had a fractured lower leg, multiple broken ribs, a split liver, kidney lacerations, a broken disc in his spine and bruising around his lungs. In a reserved judgment, Judge Bill Lawson fined t
Whānau sought help for troubled grandson before he fatally stabbed his grandmother (opens the original)
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When Tremaine Hati arrived at his sister’s house, just 800m from where he was living with his grandmother Maria Morgan, his hands and abdomen were covered in blood. His sister asked him what had happened, and got no response. It was March 15, 2023, and Hati’s family had increasing concerns over the previous couple of months regarding his mental health, and had been trying to get him help, the now-released coroner’s findings state. After instructing him to wash himself and calling the police, the
'Continual power imbalance': Lawyer fined after touching junior colleagues while dancing (opens the original)
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After an end-of-year function, a senior lawyer went out drinking and dancing with junior staff, prompting complaints about inappropriate touching. A senior lawyer who “should have gone home” but instead stayed out socialising with junior staff has been fined $1000 by the Law Society after his “hand slipped”. The practitioner, who wasn’t identified in a recently released decision, was found to have inappropriately touched two lawyers more junior than him while dancing following an end-of-year fun
'He goes to the gym hard': Man's 'mixing' of controlled drugs lands him in court (opens the original)
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The man was found to have 21 different types of controlled drugs, including performance-enhancing drugs, which he says were for personal use. Photo / 123rf After police discovered a cocktail of controlled drugs at a man’s home, the explanation offered was that he would “mix” them to help with recovery after he “works out at the gym hard”. According to a police summary of facts, the Pāpāmoa man, who is in his late 30s, was found to have 21 different controlled drug products, including performance
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