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Offender Databases Scott Kelly

Scott James Wreford Kelly

Alias

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Offences

Injuring with intent to injure, four convictions for setting a mantrap with intent to injure, two assault convictions, threatening to kill and twice escaping custody all in Christchurch in 2007
An assault in 2006
Iinjuring with intent to injure, assaults on police and escaping custody in 2004
Assault and escaping custody in 2003
Robbery by assault, assault, endangering public saftey, driving while disqualified and reckless driving in 1999, also twice escaping custody
Also other charges

Victims

Brian Chambers

Offender Affiliations

Damien White
Raymond Coombs

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1982

Current Location

At large in Dunedin

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 2 years 1 month in July 2008
Unsuccessfully appealed in December 2008

Background
NZ Herald story here and also here
Court of Appeal decision here (pdf)
Christchurch Press story here
Christchurch Court News story here and also here
TV3 News story here
Otago Daily Times story here

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