Fast Work Results In Good Arrest
Police were quickly on the heels of an alleged offender following an assault in central Auckland this morning.
A man is recovering in hospital with moderate injuries, while a man will have his day in the Auckland District Court.
Auckland City CIB’s, Detective Senior Sergeant Rebecca Kirk says Police were called to Lorne Street at around 1.45am.
“We received reports a male had suffered several wounds to his arm and was being pursued by another male,” she says.
“Quick work by a Police Camera Operator located the offender a short distance away and he was taken into custody.”
Detective Senior Sergeant Kirk says the victim was transported to Auckland City Hospital with moderate injuries.
“We do not believe this to be a random event, but I would like to acknowledge all the staff involved in making the arrest this morning.”
Police are not seeking anyone else in relation to this incident.
A 21-year-old man will be appearing in the Auckland District Court today, charged with wounding with intent, displaying gang insignia in public and theft.
Police will be opposing the 21-year-old’s bail when he appears in court.
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