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Offender Databases Huriama Hapakuku

Huriama Glenda Hapakuku

Alias

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Offences

A Blenheim robbery with a pair of scissors in October 2000
Other convictions for assault, rendering a person incapable of resisting and injuring

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1961

Current Location

unknown

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 4 years in February 2001
Released June 2003

Background
From the Nelson Mail 23/11/2000

An unemployed Blenheim woman who attempted to rob the town's National Bank branch last month has been remanded in custody for sentencing next week. Huriama Glenda Hapakuku, 39, pleaded guilty in the Blenheim District Court yesterday to aggravated robbery, assault using scissors, rendering a person incapable of resisting and injuring a person while committing a crime.

From the Dominion 17/02/2001

A woman who wrapped a phone cord around the neck of a teller and threatened to stab her during an attempted robbery in Blenheim's National Bank last October was jailed for four years yesterday. Huriama Glenda Hapakuku, 39, was sentenced in Blenheim District Court on charges of aggravated robbery, assault, rendering a person incapable of resisting, and injuring.

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