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Bail was not sought and he was remanded in custody to October 6. Judge Murray Hunt granted the man name suppression. The alleged offending happened between April 1986 to December 2012, with a gap between 1994 and 2011. The man has left Gloriavale. Court documents show the alleged offending happened in Greymouth, Christchurch and at Gloriavale. A police inquiry into allegations of abuse at Gloriavale has been under way since July 2020. Police, supported by Oranga Tamariki staff, have interviewed all children in the community.
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Court documents show the alleged offending occurred in Greymouth, Christchurch and at the Gloriavale community at Haupiri, pictured.
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He was met by Siloata who took him home and then to a Happy Valley address where Siloata had storage. Siloata then took him to a car rental place where he hired a car and headed north along State Highway 1. Police stopped the car and searched it, finding over $190,000. A search of both Wellington addresses found 1.5kg of methamphetamine, cannabis and a multitude of loaded firearms and ammunition. Siloata also had four cellphones and refused to provide the codes to unlock them. Judge Ruth said while Siloata had submitted his role was that of a courier, “it doesn’t speak to me of a person who is a mere courier”.