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Woman charged over threat targeting University of Otago graduation ceremonies

• Source:  1 NEWS A 22-year-old woman has been charged over a recent threat targeted at the University of Otago graduation ceremonies. University of Otago students celebrate their graduation. Source: 1 NEWS The woman is due to appear in Auckland District Court today, charged with threatening harm to people or property. We know this result will provide a sense of relief to both the University of Otago and our wider Dunedin community,  Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham said. I would like to acknowledge Vice Chancellor Harlene Hayne, her team, and the University community for the resilience they have shown during an incredibly trying time.

Woman arrested for threat to Otago University graduation ceremonies

Woman arrested for threat to Otago University graduation ceremonies Newshub 17/12/2020 © Provided by Newshub A woman has been arrested in relation to threats to University of Otago graduation ceremonies last week. The decision was made following a security threat . Police launched an investigation into the incident and on Friday, Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham confirmed they had made an arrest. A 22-year-old woman has been charged with threatening harm to people or property. She is due to appear in Auckland District Court today, he said. We know this result will provide a sense of relief to both the University of Otago and our wider Dunedin community.

auckland scoop co nz » Operation Grad: Arrest Following Threat To University Of Otago Graduation Ceremonies

Press Release – New Zealand Police Attributed to Southern District Commander Superintendent Paul Basham: Police has now made an arrest in relation to the recent threat targeted at the University of Otago graduation ceremonies. A 22-year-old woman has been charged with threatening harm to people or property. She is due to appear in Auckland District Court today. We know this result will provide a sense of relief to both the University of Otago and our wider Dunedin community. I would like to acknowledge Vice Chancellor Harlene Hayne, her team, and the University community for the resilience they have shown during an incredibly trying time.

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