Te Tou Rongo-nui-o-te-Ao, Te Ringa Mangu v HNZC and NZ Police State
Behold - the work of the NZ Police Prosecution Service. Police information sharing is characterised by Police sharing all the wrong information with all the wrong people. - Note the time of the alleged commission of the crime, namely " at about 9 pm on Monday 30th June 2014 ", as the alleged 'victim' " informed the Defendant that he was going to bed ." According to the Police: This is further stated in HNZC's Request for Termination of a Tenancy - this says the alleged incident happened "on Monday evening (30/06/2014)." Now compare this with the evidence given on oath by the complainant, and note the time the alleged offence was allegedly committed - some 14 hours difference, and a very serious fundamental discrepancy in the case for the prosecution: "He was amiable." Mr Dickie is clearly exaggerating. He is very unfit and in poor health, and couldn't hold his breath for one minute let alone two. No motive was ever put forward ...
