Junior doctors walk off the job, suspended Green MP Darleen Tana’s unpleasant milestone and Loafers Lodge dawn service in the latest NZ Herald headlines.
The man and three women, who do not include either of the pair charged with the murder of Ramandeep Singh last year, were scheduled toappear in the Waitākere District Court this morning.
Court documents reveal one of the accused is an 82-year-old man and the others are women in their 20s, 40s and 50s. They were all jointly charged with obstructing a detective sergeant investigating Singh’s death.
A police spokeswoman said they were convicted and discharged on Thursday. They still cannot be named for legal reasons relating to the murder prosecution.
Tangira is set to go to trial in June next year alongside a 17-year-old co-defendant who continues to have name suppression. A hearing was scheduled for this month to determine if the teenager’s suppression should remain in place.
Singh moved to New Zealand in 2018 to pursue higher education on a student visa after completing his schooling in India.
An only child, he was born and raised in the village of Kotli Shahpur in Gurdaspur, Punjab.
In a post on social media, Armourguard said its community “has been shattered” by the sudden loss of Singh, who leaves behind a broken family and friends in mourning.
“For his parents, he wasn’t just a son; he was their only son, the pride of their lives.
“His death serves as a reminder of the risks our security personnel face every day when they go to work.”
