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Kua hopungia e Ngā Pirihimana o Ōpawa tētahi rawa i whānakotia

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He tīpakonga o te rawa i hopungia / A sample of the recovered stolen property.

Blenheim Police recover stolen tools

Kua hopu Ngā Pirihimana i te $20,000 neke atu te wāriu o ngā rawa nā ngā whakatakinga wārati e rua inātata nei mō ngā rawa i whānakotia ki Ōpawa.

Ko ngā whakatakinga wārati i ārahitia ki ngā kāinga noho ki ngā tiriti o Lucas me Gardiner, Riversdale, i ārahitia i te Rāmere 9 o Hepetema.

Nā te Kātipa matua a Russ Smith i kī atu, “Kua hopungia e ōku kaimahi te tini o ngā rawa i whānakotia, ā, me te tini o ngā rawa anō pēnei i te pokapoka Masonry, kaniniho, kani whakahoki, mīhini whakamahine, whakaotinga mahine, pokapoka pūkaha, pouaka rawa me ōna kiko, rōpū kōhao, pukupenehīni, he pūrere tautau, kani mīhini (ā-hiko, ā-penehīni nei), mīhini whakarārangi, pōtarotaro, mīhini whakarārangi hēti, he mīhini kōpeke hā, pēke rawa, a pōraka whutupōro kua hainatia, ētahi tautara takatakai.”

Kua tautohua te nuinga o ngā kaiwhiwhi tūturu nā rātou i rīpoata i ngā hara ki ngā pirihimana.

“Kei reira tonu ētahi rawa e whaiwhai ana e mātou kia tautohungia ngā kaiwhiwhi, ā, e pīrangi ana mātou kia whakapā mai ētahi tāngata kia mēnā kei a ia ētahi rawa e pēnei ana kua whānakotia i ēnei marama tata nei.”

I tēnei wā, kāore he mauheretanga, heoi, e whai ana Ngā Pirihimana i ētahi ara e tika ana.

“He whakamaumaharatanga pai tēnei kia whakatūturu koe i ngā māka tautohua ki ō rawa.”

"Ko tētahi ara e āki ana e mātou mōu kia whai, ko te whaowhao i te nama o tō raihana taraiwa ki te rawa. He nama tēnei e noho motuhake ki a koe anō, ā, he mea e taea ana e Ngā Pirihimana te whai.”

Mēnā kua tāhaetia ō rawa, ētahi atu anō taputapu rānei i a koe i ēnei marama tata nei, tēnā koa toro atu ki te whare Pirihimana o Ōpawa, whakapā mai ki ngā pirihimana o Ōpawa mā te nama 105, ā, whakahua i te nama kōnae 210828/5990.

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Blenheim Police recover stolen tools

Two recent search warrants looking for stolen tools taken in Blenheim burglaries saw Police recover more than $20,000 worth of property.

The search warrants, conducted at residential properties in Lucas and Gardiner Streets, Riversdale, were carried out on Thursday 9 September.

“Our staff recovered a significant number of stolen power tools and a variety of other tools and items including a masonry drill, jig saws, a reciprocating saw, an electric planer, a finishing sander, battery drills, tool boxes and contents, socket sets, a petrol generator, an outboard motor, chain saws (electric and petrol), line trimmers, motor mowers, hedge trimmers, an air compressor, tool bags, a signed rugby jersey, several fishing rods and reels,” says Senior Constable Russ Smith.

Many of the legitimate owners of the property have been identified because they had reported the burglaries to police.

“There is still a quantity of property we are working to identify owners for, and we’d like to hear from anyone who has had property of this type stolen in recent months.

No arrests have been made at this time however Police are following positive leads.

“This has been a timely reminder to ensure you put identifying markers on your property.

“One step we encourage you to take is to engrave your driver’s licence number on the item. This is a number unique to you, and something Police can easily trace.”

If you have had tools or other property stolen in recent months, please either visit the Blenheim Police station or contact the Blenheim police via 105 and quote file number 210828/5990.

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Issued by Police Media Centre

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