Police would like to find the owners for
some stolen property that was located recently.
On March
16 a stolen vehicle was recovered at Okaihau by Police after
two offenders dumped it and took off in another car. Inside
the stolen vehicle Police found an old generator, scuba
diving gear, and fuel tanks. Two men, aged 37 and 19
years, were later located and are in custody facing burglary
charges.
Earlier this month Police arrested a 24-year-old
man and 21-year-old woman for the burglary of Marty's Golf
Driving Range and Café at Waipapa. As a result of
information received from the public Police manage to
recover the items stolen from the café.
Police also
located property believed to be stolen from other properties
in the Waipapa area. One of these items is a large
generator and yellow electrical lead.
Anyone who
recognises these items can contact Kerikeri Police on 09 407
9211.
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