"Police looking for Ashwani Aggarwal in relation to threats
and failing to appear in court "
Auckland City Police
are looking for Ashwani Aggarwal. The 23 year-old has failed
to appear in court on multiple theft charges and there are
six warrants for his arrest.
The charges relate to thefts
that are alleged to have occurred at the Auckland Library,
in which victims had their bags, phones or computers
stolen.
Police would also like to speak to him in relation
to several other matters, including threats that he has made
against several people known to him.
Due to the threats he
has made, Aggarwal is considered to be dangerous and should
not be approached.
Ashwani Aggarwal is aware that Police
are looking for him and is believed to be actively evading
Police.
Anyone who sees him or knows where he is should
call 111 immediately.
Non-urgent information can also be
given to the Auckland CIB Crime Squad by calling 09 302
6557.
Information can also be given anonymously to the
organisation Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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