At
around 4.00am today, Christchurch hospital advised police a
male had arrived at the Accident and Emergency Department
with injuries described as critical.
Police staff are
currently at the hospital attempting to ascertain the
circumstances around his injury.
Police have closed the
west bound lane of Harper Avenue to preserve a scene that
may provide evidence relating to this matter. Traffic delays
can be expected. Motorists are asked to be patient and
choose alternative routes that avoid the area if possible.
Christchurch CIB members are continuing their
investigations into this matter.
Anyone who may have
witnessed an incident in Harper Avenue in the early hours of
Sunday morning is asked to contact the Christchurch Police
on (03) 3637400.
Information can be given anonymously by
contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
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