Wairarapa Police still seeking Paul Anthony Thompson
Wairarapa Police are still seeking Paul Anthony Thompson
who is a person of interest in the Church Street aggravated
robbery last Tuesday night (26 July 2011).
Detective
Sergeant Rob Rackliff of the Wairarapa CIB says 22 year old
Thompson may possibly be in the wider Wairarapa or
Palmerston North areas and Police are keen to hear from
anyone who knows his whereabouts.
Two men, aged 39 and 23
were charged on Friday in relation to the aggravated
robbery, which occurred around 11pm last Tuesday night,
where it's alleged three men entered a Church Street address
and presented a firearm at the two occupants, assaulting the
male occupant.
"We are still yet to locate the sawn-off
shotgun involved in the aggravated robbery and would like to
hear from anyone who may have any information as to where
this firearm may be."
Anyone with any information about
the whereabouts of Paul Anthony Thompson or the outstanding
firearm should phone Wairarapa Police on (06) 370 0300 or
phone Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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