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Gisborne firearms incident: Police investigating reports of gunshots fired into house

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  • Gisborne police are investigating gunshots fired into a Ranfurly St home at 6.30am today.
  • Inspector Danny Kirk said the incident, believed to be gang-related, occurred with people inside.
  • Police are working with gang leaders to de-escalate conflict and maintain a visible presence.

Gisborne police are investigating after reports of gunshots being fired into a home on Ranfurly St at 6.30am today.

Tairāwhiti area commander Inspector Danny Kirk said it was the latest in a series of incidents that were believed to be gang-related.

Police were called to the Ranfurly St address after someone living nearby heard a gunshot.

“On arrival, police determined that a house in the street had been shot at while people were inside.”

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Kirk said it was fortunate no one was injured.

“Detectives are investigating this and other incidents in the Kaiti and Mangapapa areas last week and believe them to be gang-related.

“Police are working closely with gang leaders to work to de-escalate the conflict, and officers will maintain a highly visible presence in the Gisborne area.”

He said police have no tolerance for behaviour that presents a serious risk to public safety and their response to incidents of violence will be stern.

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“Anyone who has immediate concerns for their safety, or that of anyone else, is asked to please call 111.”

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