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Police Report — 27 April to 3 May

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@TheInformerNZ

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The police report for the week of Monday, 27 April to Sunday, 3 May includes a serious incident in the Coroglen area resulting in several charges against a male, two incidents of agitated boarders yelling abuse at each other, and a burglary reported at a Powhiri Place address.

NZ Police

Monday, 27 April to Sunday, 3 May 

GENERAL:

On Tuesday, 28 April, a serious incident occurred in the Coroglen area. With the assistance of Police Eagle and staff, a male was taken into custody without further incident. He is now facing several charges in the courts.

 Also, on 28 April, two agitated boarders were yelling abuse at each other for unknown reasons. Both were spoken to by police for their behaviour.

 On Sunday, 3 May, a burglary was reported as having occurred at a Powhiri Place address. A suspect identified from CCTV footage will be spoken to regarding this matter. Neighbours in this area are also asked to review their CCTV footage for the early hours of Sunday, 3 May, to ensure the suspect has not entered any other properties.

ARRESTS: 

1x male arrested for firearms offences.

1x male arrested for breaching bail.

OCCURRENCES:

Family harm and protection orders.

 Monday, 27 April, a Family Harm incident occurred at a Carina Way address. The offending male was breaching his bail at the time and subsequently arrested.

Also on 27 April, a breach of Protection Order occurred at a Cook Drive address.

 Tuesday, 28 April, a Family Harm occurred at a Cook Drive address. The offending person was issued with a Police Safety Order.

 Wednesday, 29 April, a breach of Protection Order occurred at a Cook Drive address. Both parties were spoken to by police.

Also, on 29 April, a breach of Protection Order occurred at a Matarangi Drive address.

 Friday, 1 May, a breach of Protection Order occurred at a Cook Drive address. All parties have been spoken to regarding the matter.

TRAFFIC and driving over the legal alcohol limit

With the Police IPT team being in town for the past few days, a high number of motorists have been stopped. Unfortunately, this also means, 23 drivers were found to be over the legal alcohol driving limit.

 Please remember to obey the posted speed limits throughout the area. This includes the reduced limits throughout Coromandel Peninsula.


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