Charged With Theft or Burglary in NZ? Understand Your Options If you’ve been charged with theft, shoplifting, or burglary in New Zealand, this guide explains how the law defines these offences, the maximum penalties, and what sentencing options or legal defences may be available to you
BREAKING: Men arrested following home invasion in east Auckland Police are investigating an aggravated burglary committed in Howick today File photo supplied Police have arrested four men after they carried out a home invasion at a residential property in east Auckland before fleeing across parts of the city Superintendent Shanan Gray, Counties Manukau Police
Four teens charged after burglary and high-speed chase in . . . - RNZ Four teenagers have been charged over an Auckland home invasion that resulted in a high-speed chase across the city, ending on Karangahape Road with a forced stop The accused - aged between 15 and 17 - are due to appear in the Manukau Youth Court on Wednesday They face charges of aggravated burglary and the driver has been charged with assaulting a person with a blunt instrument and failing
Burglary and allied offences - Police Policy Long Carolyn IR 01 20 1028 Burglary procedures Redacted pdf (107 kB) This version may be the same as the previous version Because only a heavily redacted excerpt was released, there is insufficient information to determine whether or not there are any differences between the two Only pages 21–23 of 31 are included
Burglary and allied offences - FYI Victims of burglary are highly vulnerable and prone to re-victimisation, particularly in the first week after the offence Police should consider providing prevention advice immediately to “target harden” the scene as well as other nearby properties