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Police arrest four people for Rotorua and Taupō incidents

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Police executed search warrants in the Hamilton and Auckland areas. Photo / NZME

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Four people have been arrested following three incidents in Rotorua and Taupō last month.

Police were called to a ram raid of a store on Tutanekai St and an alleged aggravated robbery at a commercial premises on Fairy Springs Rd on May 22.

Police allege three people used a stolen vehicle to gain access to the Tutanekai St store about 4.30am and took multiple items, police said in a statement today.

About 5am, the trio allegedly entered the Fairy Springs Rd premises, threatened two staff members and took items.

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Detective Senior Sergeant Mark Van Kempen said police executed search warrants in the Hamilton and Auckland areas and recovered items allegedly taken during the two incidents.

A 30-year-old woman has been charged with aggravated robbery, burglary, and two counts of unlawfully taking a motor vehicle.

Police also arrested two youths in connection to the alleged offending.

Another youth was arrested following an alleged burglary at a store in Taupō on May 19.

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Police were called to Horomatangi St after a reported incident about 3.45am.



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