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Police monitoring large gang presence in Northland after Auckland tangi

Northern Advocate
16 Jun, 2023 04:35 AM2 mins to read

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Police are monitoring a group of gang members travelling through Northland on Friday after an Auckland tangi earlier in the day

Police are monitoring a group of gang members travelling through Northland on Friday after an Auckland tangi earlier in the day

Police are monitoring a large group of gang members travelling through Northland after a tangi in South Auckland earlier today.

There were significant issues reported to police following a tangi in Counties Manukau earlier on Friday, and police said they will maintain a strong presence in the hours after the tangi.

A large number of Killer Beez gang members were at the tangi on Friday morning in South Auckland, as a funeral is held for a dirt bike rider who died this week.

South Auckland’s dirt bikers stayed away from the tangi, but about 30 riders on Harley-Davidsons turned out for the service and burial at Manukau Memorial Gardens. It is believed the heavy police presence at a checkpoint near the cemetery entrance kept the dirt bikers away.

A large number Tribesmen gang members - which is linked to the Killer Bees - then headed north and police stopped them on State Highway One, at Te Ahu Ahu Rd, near Ohaeawai, this afternoon.

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It’s understood police have impounded some vehicles, including motorcycles.Police said they will maintain a visible presence on the roads for the rest of the day, and continue to urge those travelling on our roads to not act in a way that puts others at risk.

To report or send in any footage of the group causing concern, people can file a report online at 105.police.govt.nz, call Police on 105, or report anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers-nz.org


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