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MP Warns Community To Look Out for Each Other
27 October 2009 Media Statement
Mangere MP Warns Community To Look Out for Each Other
Labour MP for Mangere, Su’a William Sio says he wants the whole community to be vigilant and look out for each other while the police are investigating a series of possibly related sexual attacks on young children and young women in and around Cape Road and Mascot Avenue Mangere.
“Mangere needs to come together like a village and look out for each other until this sex offender is apprehended and incarcerated,” says Su’a William Sio.
“We all need to be particularly careful leading up to Halloween at the end of this week, and make sure that children are accompanied by an adult and young people are in safe groups of people they know and trust.
“The offending behaviour by this predator is completely deplorable.
“I’m appealing to our community to work with the Police and provide any information that can assist their investigation.
The Police have a what I understand is a 24 hour, seven days a week number in Manukau – (09) 261-1300, but if ever in doubt call 111.
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