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Letterboxes found dumped with gang regalia in Rotorua reserve

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The dumped letterboxes in the Froude St reserve. Photo / Supplied

The dumped letterboxes in the Froude St reserve. Photo / Supplied

A hoard of stolen letterboxes has been found dumped in a Whakarewarewa reserve with gang regalia among the mess.

At least half a dozen mailboxes were found abandoned in the corner of a reserve off Froude St on Sunday morning.

In a photo supplied to the

Rotorua Daily Post

, a handful of red bandanas can be seen among the letterboxes.

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The dumped letterboxes in the Froude St reserve.  Photo / Supplied
The dumped letterboxes in the Froude St reserve. Photo / Supplied

Rotorua Police acting area commander Inspector Brendon Keenan said if a member of the public notices their letterbox missing or stolen, they should report it to the police.

"This could be a targeted group of letterboxes," he said.

Residents are asked to report any usual behaviour in their street, especially by truant youths.

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