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Man has `litany of offending'
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Jamie Lylle Winter's "litany of offending'' made sorry reading but
there were signs it was coming to an end, the Nelson District Court
heard this week.
The 25-year-old Nelson dairy farmer, who had $10,000 in
outstanding fines, had them remitted and converted into 300 hours
community work when he appeared for sentence on Monday.
Winter was sentenced on a string of offences dating back to
December last year, which he admitted to last month.
He admitted two charges of rece...
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Silent accused man held in custody
The Press
; A "mute" man was being held in police custody after Nelson District Court Judge David McKegg said police could not be sure he was not Jack the Ripper. The man, believed to be Arnaud Francis Wylie, 35, has repeatedly refused to talk. He was arrested on September 26 and charged with possessing
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Mystery defendant `could be Jack the Ripper'
The Nelson Mail
; A "mute'' man is being kept in police custody, with Nelson District Court Judge David McKegg saying yesterday that police couldn't be sure he wasn't Jack the Ripper. The man, believed to be Arnaud Francis Wylie, 35, has repeatedly refused to talk. He was arrested on September 26 and charged with
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Father jailed for `extreme' abuse of kids
The Nelson Mail
; A Nelson man convicted of behaving cruelly to his children has received a four-year jail sentence. The 49-year-old man, whose name is suppressed, showed no emotion when Judge David McKegg handed down the sentence at the Nelson District Court yesterday , following a jury trial in June. The 10
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Violent offender given six years' jail
The Nelson Mail
; Prison van escaper Mark Cunningham appeared in the Nelson District Court with two black eyes yesterday as he was jailed for six years for a variety of offences. During sentencing, Judge David McKegg told Cunningham, 34, he was violent and a risk to the public. Cunningham had previously admitted
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Teen `a thrill seeker'
The Nelson Mail
; A Motueka teen who assaulted two men in unprovoked attacks had roamed the streets with his mates "looking for cheap thrills a court has heard. Ross Mervyn Bishop, 17, appeared in the Nelson District Court yesterday on charges of assault and assault with intent to rob, which he had previously
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