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Crime by ANTHONY DOWSLEY
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Comancheros trio plead guilty, sentenced after punching prisoner
4 May, 2021 11:03 PM
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Comancheros New Zealand chapter president Pasilika Naufahu was jailed for 10 years in February. Photo / File
Comancheros New Zealand chapter president Pasilika Naufahu was jailed for 10 years in February. Photo / File
The Comancheros New Zealand president and two other senior gang members will spend a further three months behind bars after pleading guilty to assaulting a prisoner.
New Zealand chapter president Pasilika Naufahu, vice-president Tyson Daniels and Jarome Fonua today entered guilty pleas to an amended joint charge of assault after punching a man at Mt Eden Prison in November 2019.
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