Dunno what’s going on in Kaikohe, in the law and order department, but it’s taking a bloody long time for a few firebrands to be thrown out of the building they are occupying.
The businessman who owns the building complains he has been locked out of his own building by squatters and says it is absurd the police cannot evict them.
They can evict them, of course. But they need a court order, and the order is a long time coming.
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Posted by Alf Grumble
Alf can only echo the sentiments expressed this morning at Keeping Stock. He, too, had hoped to awaken this morning to news that immigration scammer Gerrard Otimi had been arrested and charged with multiple counts of fraud.
Actually, he didn’t hope it would have happened. He expected it would have happened.
It shouldn’t be too hard for the cops to track down the ringleader.
He has admitted taking money, although he would have us believe he is helping those who cough up. He’s into good deeds, see.
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