
Gotta catch ‘em all: Suspect caught after Pokémon card heist
The alleged suspect took $2200 worth of trading cards.
The alleged suspect took $2200 worth of trading cards.
The five teenagers, aged 15 and 16, will appear in the Whangārei Youth Court.
Kenneth Waaka didn't want media to take his photo because he was embarrassed.
When the bank became suspicious, she sent a reply pretending to be another employee.
A judge said the high-profile 501 "hit the ground running" upon arrival in New Zealand.
He carried out five armed robberies but is now considered a role model for younger men.
The man was punched in the face and chased with a baseball bat in the late-night attack.
The 24-year-old nabbed nearly $9000 worth of sunglasses in just one haul.
The stolen cake was worth just $52.90.
Armed officers stopped the alleged 'known offender' while driving in Tikokino on Friday.
The neurodiverse teen twice ditched his electronic ankle monitor during the spree.
X-rays showed the earrings in his digestive tract after he was detained.
Journalists from arts magazine Vind spotted the painting at an exhibition last year.
A group of people allegedly smashed a window to gain entry to the Quayside attraction.
Two people allegedly entered the building with firearms and demanded cash.
The grocery store blaze was started in the loo paper aisle and filmed by a TikTok user.
'Because of you, the company [had] to shut down with the loss of all jobs.'
The youths were caught after allegedly fleeing in two vehicles.
Justice Minister to announce change making citizen's arrest easier later today.
Police are looking for a third person who ran off after crashing into a fence.
“I am looking at options – should I get rid of this business? The risk is too high.'
Elizabeth Donohue used the money on jewellery, gifts, debt, and holidays.
Patrick Neho claimed he did it to feed his children but in reality, he fed his addictions.
The getaway driver allegedly stole a person's handbag after crashing into their vehicle.
Police said reports of suspicious activity were being investigated to ascertain links.
The now 20-year-old pretended to pay for a $20,000 ute and $10,000 trailer.
The judge allowed 60% in discounts for his youth, pleas, and remorse.
He had been released from prison to attend a tangi when he ingested the drugs.
He was fleeing police when he broke into the pensioner's home and assaulted him.
Police found incriminating message on his phone: 'Hope you solved that f***en Maserati.'