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Offender Databases Justin Paul

Justin Mane Paul

Alias

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Offences

Kidnapping and aggravated robbery in Lower Hutt in early 2006
More than 35 burglary previous convictions for burglary, drink-driving and breaching bail

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

Edward Te Rauna

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1974

Current Location

unknown

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 7 years 6 months in September 2006
Released February 2011?

Background
From the Dominion Post 20/09/2006
TWO Lower Hutt men have been jailed for 7 years six months and eight years for an attack on two brothers who were bashed and bound with electrical cord.

In Wellington District Court yesterday, Judge Bruce Davidson said he believed Justin Mane Paul and Edward Walker Te Rauna had intended "ripping off" any drugs the brothers had. Instead they took two cellphones, $600, and two wallets, he said. Paul, 32, a painter of Naenae, pleaded guilty to two charges of aggravated robbery and two of kidnapping. He was sentenced to 7 years six months' jail. Te Rauna, 32, a labourer of Lower Hutt , was found guilty of two charges of aggravated robbery and two of kidnapping. He was sentenced to eight years' jail.

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