Update Into Tikipunga Incident
Inspector Marty Ruth, Area Commander, Whangārei Police:
Police can advise that a man sought by
Northland Police following an incident
in Tikipunga
on 3 March 2022 has been located.
The 37-year-old had
12 warrants for his arrest. Yesterday evening,
Police
located the man at an address on
Auckland’s North Shore.
He was taken into custody at
the address without further incident and was due
to
appear in the Waitākere District Court
today.
Whangārei Police have also continued to
investigate a number of other recent
burglary
incidents across the area.
Five additional burglary
charges have been laid against the 37-year-old
man,
which means he is now facing 14 burglary
charges overall.
Also as a result of this
investigation, Police have also the man
with
possession for supply of
methamphetamine.
Pleasingly, a number of items of
stolen property been recovered following
recent
search warrants and Police are working to contact victims
and return
these items to them. Police have also
located two modified firearms.
The recovered stolen
items include a digger, worth around $50,000, that
was
allegedly stolen from Whangārei along with a
trailer.
Police would like to thank the public for
their assistance in this matter by
sharing appeals
and contacting us with information.
Our investigation
remains ongoing into the incident last Thursday
in
Tikipunga, where a number of vehicles were
damaged before the man fled.
Police cannot rule out
further charges being laid in this
matter.
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