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Medals lawyer Chris Comeskey has mounted an all-guns-blazing attack on the judiciary after being ordered to give evidence against a man accused of breaking into the Waiouru Army Museum. Comeskey has sworn he will stay silent, claiming lawyer-client confidentiality. "Judges have become bureaucrats,"… More
4:00AM Sunday November 22, 2009
I know stories of mindless vandalism are two a penny. In every town and every city, braindead little oiks get… More
Judge Roy Wade spoke out this week against a wave of sadistic violence in South Auckland. He singled out these… More
4:00AM Sunday November 22, 2009
He came to New Zealand to escape the crime in his homeland - but businessman Danilo David has been burgled 10… More
4:00AM Saturday November 21, 2009
New Zealanders know it as a shrine to Navtej Singh, the storekeeper shot dead in an armed hold up, but few know… More
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- Choc frog lands child in court
- Students held as police hunt burglar
- Beanie bandit wanted for four bank raids
- Gang of four linked to Hutt Valley thefts
- Gang of four link to thefts
- Kerre Woodham: It's poor form to resort to theft
- Community rallies to save couple's holiday
- Police hunting service station robbers
- Police warn ATMs being targeted
- Middle classes 'fuel rise in thefts'
- Stolen yacht used as floating HQ in marine crimewave
- Stolen tow truck at centre of two-hour police pursuit
- Worker stole $1.75m from firm, fraud office alleges
- Masked men hold up Armourguard van
- US soldier arrested after stealing explosives
- Psychic church gets a little too spirited
- Bank customer chases robber
- War medals accused keeps identity secret
- Medals theft accused's name suppressed
- One-legged man steals single shoe
- 'Smash-and-grab' Aussie in Thailand
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