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Christchurch Earthquake: Quiet night for crime in city

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Christchurch police had a quiet night with 10 arrests, but none were earthquake related.
Superintendent Russell Gibson told Radio New Zealand he was pleased publicity about a crackdown on people breaking central city cordons seemed to have worked.
``We have however had three arrests that were related to family violence, which is
a disturbing trend but I think is understandable.''
There was one arrest for breach of court bail and the rest were for burglary.
A police media spokeswoman told NZPA the burglaries were not considered looting because properties that were targeted had residents inside.

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