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13 Jul 2010 8:51am News:
National News

Low flying driver has wings clipped near Hamilton airport

Waikato Police believe a man caught driving at over 100 miles per hour on a rural provincial highway yesterday was defying not only speed limits but probably the laws of gravity as well. District Road... More

1 min read
12 Jul 2010 6:39pm News:
Central

Scott Guy homicide investigation

At a media conference in Palmerston North this afternoon (Monday,12 July) Detective Inspector Sue Schwalger issued the following update in relation to the death of Scott Guy in Feilding. "As a result... More

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10 Jul 2010 1:09pm News:
Central

Homicide inquiry commenced

A homicide inquiry has commenced into the death of Scott Guy after post mortem results confirmed he suffered gunshot wounds. The official cause of death is a matter for the Coroner and will be... More

1 min read
9 Jul 2010 7:42pm News:
Central

Family pay tribute to Scott Guy

The family of Scott Guy found dead in Feilding yesterday morning (Thursday, 8 July) has issued the following tribute to him. Scott was 31 years old and had been married to Kylee since 2005. Scott and... More

2 min read
9 Jul 2010 3:34pm News:
Central

0800 number set up for Feilding death

Police investigating the death of Scott Guy in Feilding have set up an 0800 number for people who might have information to assist the inquiry. Mr Guy, a 31-year-old dairy farmer, was found dead on... More

1 min read
9 Jul 2010 8:43am News:
Central

Man found dead in Feilding is named

The man found dead in Feilding yesterday morning (Thursday, 8 July) has been named as Scott Grahame Guy, aged 31, from Feilding. Mr Guy, a dairy farmer, was found dead at the end of his driveway... More

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8 Jul 2010 6:11pm News:
Central

Post mortem planned for body found on driveway

The body of a man in his 30s, found dead this morning in Feilding, has now been removed from the scene. Police were called to an address around 7.10 this morning (Thursday, 8 July, 2010) after a... More

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8 Jul 2010 2:09pm News:
Central

Man's body found in Feilding

Around 7.10 this morning (Thursday, 8 July, 2010) police were called to an address in Aorangi Road, Feilding. A member of the public had come across the body of a man lying on a driveway of a house... More

1 min read
7 Jul 2010 4:22pm News:
National News

Another person arrested in Whangarei operation targeting drugs and gangs

Police have arrested another person in connection with an operation targeting drugs and gangs. The 40-year-old man was arrested during a search warrant at a Whangärei address today. He is facing two... More

1 min read
7 Jul 2010 10:23am News:
National News

Police Response To Documentary

Police say the Investigator Special: The Case Against Robin Bain which screened on TV One last night has not raised any issues that were not either implicitly or explicitly put before the court... More

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