Pelenise Homicide

Monday, 20 November 2006, 9:41 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police

NZ Police CommCens Alert 13:00 19-11-2006 Counties Manukau

Location of incident: Mangere

Incident Type: Pelenise Homicide

Pelenise Homicide

The identity of the male who was killed in Williams Park, Viscount Street, Mangere on Saturday morning the 18 November 2006 was released by Police as that of 33 year old Tolo MAGELE PELENISE TOFA aged 33 years from Otara.

Two men aged 18 years and 19 years have been charged with the murder of Mr MAGELE PELENISE TOFA. They will appear in the Manukau District court on Monday 20 November 2006.

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