Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Taranaki Rebels sentenced for 2011 operation by New Zealand Police


Taranaki Rebels sentenced for 2011 operation by New Zealand Police. A number of people were charged as a result of this operation. Sentencing judge Justice Stephen Kos labelled the Rebels' drug-dealing as a Mickey Mouse outfit.


The judge while sentencing also gave the following comment

It was somewhat "grandiose" to describe Dewar as the president of the Taranaki chapter of the Rebels, a gang that had just three members and one motorcycle among them, the judge said.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/9025472/Mickey-Mouse-dealers-sentenced

The Verdicts

Garry Antony Dewar, Dallas Francis Hikaka and Adam James Whitehead: All found guilty of participating in an organised criminal group, the Rebels motorcycle gang. Naleesha Angelica Moke, Dewar and Hikaka: Found guilty of conspiring with Nathan Couper to sell cannabis. Dewar, Hikaka found not guilty of conspiring to supply class a methamphetamine, while Whitehead was found guilty. Whitehead was found not guilty of conspiring to supply cocaine. Whitehead and Moke were found guilty of conspiring to supply class C varieties of ecstasy. The jury was unable to agree on the same charge against Dewar and Hikaka, and the two were discharged after the Crown offered no evidence.

- © Fairfax NZ News

 

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