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Police responding to incident at Lake Horowhenua domain

23 October 2015

Police responding to incident at Lake Horowhenua domain

Police are responding to a reported incident at the Lake Horowhenua Rowing Club this afternoon.

Land and buildings at the Domain have been the subject of a long running and complex land dispute which is currently before the courts. This has included the recent occupation of some of the buildings at the domain.

Manawatu Area Commander Inspector Sarah Stewart said police staff had been called following reports of a disturbance at the rowing club today which is now the subject of further police inquires.

"Police are currently speaking with a number of people to determine the facts of what occurred, which will form part of our ongoing inquiries.

"We are mindful that there are many in the community with strong views on this issue, but our responsibility is to keep the peace, and we will take very seriously any attempt by individuals to take matters into their own hands.”


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