Name Release - Access Road, Kumeu Crash
Police can now name the two people who died in a crash on Access Road, Kumeu on Saturday 4 November, 2017.
They were Sean Gerard Dwyer, 56-years-old of Waimauku and Errol Herbert Downey, 68-years-old of Kumeu.
Police extend their sympathies to the family and friends of Mr Dwyer and Mr Downey.
Enquiries into the cause of the crash are ongoing.
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