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Offender Databases Robbie Marino

Robbie James Edward Marino

Alias

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Offences

Armed robbery of a Christchurch security van in December 1999

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

James O'Connor
Jacob Ryland
William Brown

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1959

Current Location

unknown

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 7 years with automatic parole after 4 years 8 months in November 2001

Background
From the Dominion 07/11/2001
FOUR men who robbed a security van of $120,000 as an ATM machine was about to be replenished with cash in December 1999 were jailed for up to nine years yesterday. Judge David Holderness said in Christchurch District Court that he considered 8 1/2 years an appropriate sentence for Robbie James Edward Marino, 42, James Robert O'Connor, 34, and Jacob Tamati Ryland, 28. However, six months would be added to O'Connor's sentence and Marino's sentence was reduced to seven years. The fourth man, William Henare Brown, 28, was sentenced to eight years.

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