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Offender Databases Corey Nolan

Corey Graham Nolan

Alias

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Offences

Assault with a weapon and intentional damage in Christchurch in April 2009
Extensive previous record including over 35 burglary convictions, receiving, unlawfully taking cars, unlawfully interfering with a vehicle, multiple breaches of parole

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

Kaelish Davies
Alex Mehlhopt

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1984

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to two years nine months in June 2002
Sentenced to fourteen months in May 2010

Background
From a Stuff article 29th May 2010
Three Christchurch men have been jailed following a stabbing in a fight between the occupants of two cars, which involved a knife and an axe. The incident, on Anzac Day last year, began with shouting between cars along Moorhouse Avenue in central Christchurch and ended later in a confrontation in Alexandra Street. The stabbing victim was in hospital for more than a week with a wound that scratched his liver.

In Christchurch District Court today, Kaelish Arlo Davies, 23, who wielded the knife, was sentenced to three years six months' prison after admitting the charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, the Christchurch Court News website reported. Corey Graham Nolan, 26, was sentenced to 14 months' prison on charges of intentional damage and assault with a weapon.

Alex Mehlhopt, 23, who smashed an axe through the car's window, sentenced to 20 months' prison for his role and for a Christmas morning burglary where he had raided food from the kitchen area of a holiday park. Judge Michael Crosbie said that by arming themselves the three had taken the hostility to another level.

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